No, thankfully. Sorry to hear that. I am fortunate to say that everything healed up correctly with no lingering irritation.

How deep is your cut? 😢

Can you pls send the sample picture

I’m quoting a line from Austin Powers 2

@zakostendorf oh sorry dude

@@packrat61 no apology necessary. I doubt anyone is going to catch this super obscure reference lol

@@andreapons5547 I was on antibiotics for quite some time. I suspect you’re asking because the first several images look infected. While I had some minor infection at points, most of the white flesh you are seeing was due to it literally falling away. The seam of the cut did not realign correctly following the stitches and the surface tissue connected awkwardly. Everything eventually went back to normal though!

​@@zakostendorfWOW! I'm glad you're OK now.

⁠@@andreapons5547thank you! Me too 😊

Glad you enjoy it! I will be continuing to do more for Skyrim, and hopefully some from Starfield and Cyberpunk in the future

Thank you for the nice comment :) I believe they prescribed me a topical antibiotic, and after the first couple weeks, I relied on Vaseline to keep it moist and from scabbing too terribly.

@@zakostendorf thanks for replying! I hope mine will look like yours in the end (:

Thank you! I would like to make more like this

I’m not a doctor, but in my experience, yes. Keeping the wound moist is beneficial to the healing process in most topical cases. Be sure to sanitize the area frequently between applications of Vaseline or antibiotic ointment to avoid infection.

About 10-14 days for the wound to close correctly. About 6 to 8 weeks to heal fully. About 4-6 months for the skin to start looking normal again.

haha, no problem! Let me know if you have any questions. What engine and what car? A corvette? What year?

@@zakostendorf '68 Vette, 427 tri-power, powerful & heavy. Local Vette club can help, they know this car. Found a # on the engine, might need deciphering.

@@YayAkiba Excellent! Should be pretty similar to this job. I had to bolt on my Muncie transmission onto the big block 454 BEFORE dropping it in. You can see us here in this video using a tilt leveler. It allowed us to angle the transmission and engine, together, as we dropped, and “slipped” it in. Highly recommend that tool

No one has ever said that until now.

About 7 or 8 days following the injury, at 0:34 in the video. Most of what you are seeing in the image was just very pale skin. The lower half of the wound did become infected, but only lasted a day or so.

That was obviously infected.

Yeah I know what you mean. It’ll be over before you know it though, and then you’ll have a good story and the scar to prove it!

How many days did u keep it wrapped before letting it air dry? I’m on day 3 of putting ointment in the morning and wrapping it all up until the next day.

The fear has gone

The wound was only open before the stitches, like it is in the very first picture. After the stitches came out, what you’re seeing is the skin coming together in a somewhat incorrect way. It developed some sort of fold in the skin and I was worried the scar tissue was going to stay that way. Thankfully it went back to almost completely normal, and now I don’t even notice it.

Moneix I made this video for you! Haha, when I cut my hand, all I wanted was a video of someone’s recovery. Couldn’t find one. It’s been about 2 and a half years since mine and I go days sometimes weeks without noticing my scare. Hopefully everything returns to normal for you too.

@@zakostendorf I had similar cut back to 2020. it's all healed cut some muscle not any tendon luckily... thankyou for your video

Eliseo Antonio Torres Ruiz don’t try to move it so much. relax. keep it dry. use triple antibiotic ointment.

@@laynay101 thanks, I will try I'm just nervous I can't use it normally, it's been only a couple of week, but yeah... Kinda worried about.

@@3A7R10 how are you today? do you have full movement already? if so please let me know how long it will take. I got a deep cut from a broken window while I was drunk ( jeez why did I do that ). I got 14 stitches but no pushes and the has healed much better than the video.

@@wijayaregreto6812 Hi, well let me do a recap. I have right now almost 4 months since the injury happened, so far has healed well, don't feel any pain as of now. The pain persisted for about 5-6 weeks, but after that, I started to grab things firmly again and have normal life and usage of that hand. What I still feel is some kind of "tension" when I stretch the palm of my hand, I think that can be because of the scar tissue, I don't know if I will feel that from now on or if it will cease someday. The first 3-5 weeks are the worst, but after that period of time, everything started to get better and better. About the weird sensation I mentioned before, please note that I got a shitty stitching work I was assisted by a Med student (nothing personal with them, but this one certainly fucked up with me) take the stitches out was very painful and hard for the Doc who did it (and actually he mentioned the poor work on it), so bottom line, try to keep the injury area clean all the time, use some ointment that helps with the healing process, keep it dry too, and try not to perform any movement that can cause damage or the wound to re-open. Be patient, at first you may think it taking too much time to heal but it will, if you feel something is not right try to ask the Dr., hope everything goes just fine, stay safe with the COVID-19 also. Regards.-

@@3A7R10 thanks man, Mine it has been 25 days since the injury and it has healed. No more pain just tension whenever I strecth my palm. Now my palm is just healing my skin and making scar on the skin. I hope the tension will go away soon. let me know when your palm tension is gone. stay safe too from COVID man.