Difference between revisions of "Medical Disciplines"

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Medical Play is often used to refer to more extreme alterations and body modifications ranging from temporary to semi-permanent, to permanent, but may also refer to less extreme forms of play such as [[role playing]] in a doctor patient relationship.  
 
Medical Play is often used to refer to more extreme alterations and body modifications ranging from temporary to semi-permanent, to permanent, but may also refer to less extreme forms of play such as [[role playing]] in a doctor patient relationship.  
  
Body Modifications (Tattooing, Electric Branding, Fire Branding, Cell Popping, Cutting, Scarification, Extreme Modifications)  
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* Body Modifications (Tattooing, Electric Branding, Fire Branding, Cell Popping, Cutting, Scarification, Extreme Modifications)  
Doctor Role Playing
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* Doctor Role Playing
Piercing (Staples, Threading, Temporary Piercing, Permanent Piercing)
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* Piercing (Staples, Threading, Temporary Piercing, Permanent Piercing)
Injections (saline, enemas)
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* Injections (saline, enemas)

Revision as of 20:33, 7 March 2014

Medical Play is often used to refer to more extreme alterations and body modifications ranging from temporary to semi-permanent, to permanent, but may also refer to less extreme forms of play such as role playing in a doctor patient relationship.

  • Body Modifications (Tattooing, Electric Branding, Fire Branding, Cell Popping, Cutting, Scarification, Extreme Modifications)
  • Doctor Role Playing
  • Piercing (Staples, Threading, Temporary Piercing, Permanent Piercing)
  • Injections (saline, enemas)