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Are These Ballsacks On This Guy's Ears?


Vic Mackey

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4 hours ago, OatmealRaisinCookie said:

Genetics[edit]

Most people, especially sub-saharan Africans and African Americans, have a positive family history of keloid disorder. Development of keloids among twins also lends credibility to existence of a genetic susceptibility to develop keloids. Marneros et al. (1) reported four sets of identical twins with keloids; Ramakrishnan et al.[7] also described a pair of twins who developed keloids at the same time after vaccination. Case series have reported clinically severe forms of keloids in individuals with a positive family history and black African ethnic origin.

I would have to imagine they are able to be removed. No way would I want to walk around like that.

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