Out of pedantic curiosity, was that a graft or a transplant. It looks like they too were toetally cutting down to the foot of the dermis, i forget the name.
This was a graft. Yuck factor aside, the procedure was actually fascinating. They used skin from my thigh - and while I was under general anesthetic when they did the graft, the surgeon showed me the device they use to harvest the graft tissue. It's basically a large cheese slicer, lol.
Can you wear footwear or have to have it bare to let the skin…graft? How long does it take? Was it your skin? I imagine if they took out a piece of skin from somewhere else they’d have the same problem from where they took it.
This was almost 10 years ago, so although there's permanent nerve damage, it healed well otherwise and I can wear shoes again (need to be lace-up, usually, as slip-ons tend to make the damaged nerves tingle). Took about two months to heal, and far longer to look close to normal! I can still make out the area on my thigh from where they took the skin graft :)
Thank you all for the kind well wishes! This was actually almost 10 years ago, and was courtesy of some 375F oil landing on my foot. The graft came from my thigh, and while there is permanent nerve damage, it healed well. Nobody is allowed in my kitchen when I'm frying things now 😂
One of my skin grafts on my foot failed catastrophically and now I have a heckin' big and ugly scar. But my reconstructed foot is what is most noticed. Mine came from thigh under the glute. You're doing well and it looks like healing. Well done
Glad you're all healed up here in the future. What's crazy is how differemt skin grafts are now from what I can tell. It looks like a plaster patch when they take it off and put it on. Something about it healing faster or better.
I never deep fried anything in my life and now I know I never *will* do that either. Good thing you're fine, @op! Fotos of how both wounds healed deffo appreciated; would go well with the medically accurate explanation by @goonislovegoonislife deeper in the comments :)
Now if somebody asks "what that ass do" you are completely justified in just nut punting them. I imagine that it's a rare occurrence but if it happens.... ohhhhhh man
Same thing happened to my hand. I was extremely lucky. I was within 3 minutes waking distance of a hospital, I washed and cooled my hands with room temp water and was there within 5 minutes, and I got daily treatments there. 2nd degree burns. It healed without a scar. Same exact circumstances as yours. I'm not sure if that or what else made the difference. I'm really sorry you weren't as fortunate.
Wow, so fortunate you were so close to medical aid and moved quickly! I had 20 people over for dinner when the accident happened. Ran cool water over it, bandaged it up, and kept on cooking. Should have been worried that it didn't hurt after initial contact - that's a clear sign of nerve damage. But I just kept right on frying like an idiot, lol.
goodtimehadbyall
Should have used it to try to get a part in a Tim Burton movie.
Chefpnut
Wishing you a fast recovery, and…
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GrammarAndPunctuationNazi
Very Ed Gein like! Speedy recovery.
BatmanAndCradleRobin
FeChefImgur
That looks like at least 3 ouch.
johnvilnis
Ouch. I know that feeling. Big time and you have my sympathy.
Jonson71
I'm going as this foot for Halloween
ihatedmyoldusername
neat
sjbrooksy7447
Like2Fox
Speedy recovery to you!
SharkoutofWata
All the medical advances we have now and nothing substitutes "let’s staple that on here and see if it takes"
JCBalance
The fact that it actually does is insane, too.
Ausmerica
Skin Graft is a record label I really like.
geruhn
@OP provided /gallery/EdcuGlC
NM156
When your health care is from Office Depot!
GreenMnM
It puts the lotion on its skin OR IT GETS THE HOSE AGAIN!
Tomothy123
Gross! Neat.
slotheroll
Canofminus
TwoForSpookin
Wishing you a speedy recovery, op! But also, what in the fuck?
neener216
I'm so sorry! I posted it to use in a Reddit thread!
TwoForSpookin
Lmaooo no no no, I meant wtf happened to your foot?
neener216
375F oil spilled on my foot in a kitchen accident :)
TwoForSpookin
locutusufborg
mrshihtzu
DigitalWaffle
Ralphatron
This got me cackling. Thank you
ZeroaFFXIV
Thank you for this gift.
KingXizor
Out of pedantic curiosity, was that a graft or a transplant. It looks like they too were toetally cutting down to the foot of the dermis, i forget the name.
neener216
This was a graft. Yuck factor aside, the procedure was actually fascinating. They used skin from my thigh - and while I was under general anesthetic when they did the graft, the surgeon showed me the device they use to harvest the graft tissue. It's basically a large cheese slicer, lol.
KingXizor
Aww, that's gnarly, but really quite cool. Good on you for being inquisitive!
PFCWintergreen
Can you wear footwear or have to have it bare to let the skin…graft? How long does it take? Was it your skin? I imagine if they took out a piece of skin from somewhere else they’d have the same problem from where they took it.
neener216
This was almost 10 years ago, so although there's permanent nerve damage, it healed well otherwise and I can wear shoes again (need to be lace-up, usually, as slip-ons tend to make the damaged nerves tingle). Took about two months to heal, and far longer to look close to normal! I can still make out the area on my thigh from where they took the skin graft :)
PFCWintergreen
THATS SO COOL
thrashingcows
Did this guy do the surgery!
corberator
Call 1 800 DoctorB The B is for bargain
beAbetterperson7
Made a joke comment at first, but first comment should be wishing you a speedy recovery and checking that youre ok. Get well soon.
sellingmysoulforupvotes
Username checks out
TotallyNotGLaDOS
But the second comment will reference neurotoxin, right?
beAbetterperson7
Work it into a halloween costume, frankenfoot. It will probably be well on it way to healed by then
vegivamp
It's fair to assume that it will have healed by Halloween, yes. Particularly since op indicated this was 10 years ago 😋
beAbetterperson7
That clarification came after my comments. Good to know.
AllTheGoodNamesAreUnavailable
would it be uncouth as to ask what had caused the need to graft the skin?
neener216
Not at all - 375F cooking oil landed on my foot because someone bumped into the fryer -
AllTheGoodNamesAreUnavailable
That sounds unpleasant. I do not recommend a second occurrence of that activity.
neener216
Duly noted and agreed - will not be attempting this grotesquery again!
neener216
Thank you all for the kind well wishes! This was actually almost 10
years ago, and was courtesy of some 375F oil landing on my foot. The graft came from my thigh, and while there is permanent nerve damage, it healed well. Nobody is allowed in my kitchen when I'm frying things now 😂
Gargantubrain43
I would just not fry things if it were me...
Moose79
I had a skin graph of the exact same spot on my foot, when I was kid I ran across a fire pit and the coals reignited and burned me
pandalicious
One of my skin grafts on my foot failed catastrophically and now I have a heckin' big and ugly scar. But my reconstructed foot is what is most noticed. Mine came from thigh under the glute. You're doing well and it looks like healing. Well done
USSBigBooty
Glad you're all healed up here in the future. What's crazy is how differemt skin grafts are now from what I can tell. It looks like a plaster patch when they take it off and put it on. Something about it healing faster or better.
malgor24
... You know what *really* chaps my thighs? Skin grafts.
egoAristippos
For all that need to look that up: That’s 290 Celsius or 463 Kelvin.
reinerdefender
I never deep fried anything in my life and now I know I never *will* do that either. Good thing you're fine, @op! Fotos of how both wounds healed deffo appreciated; would go well with the medically accurate explanation by @goonislovegoonislife deeper in the comments :)
HighlandPotatoe
Glad it's healed well. Do you have a hobbit foot now?
neener216
Kinda? You can see what it looks like now in the update post I made :)
imsofreakintired
Now if somebody asks "what that ass do" you are completely justified in just nut punting them. I imagine that it's a rare occurrence but if it happens.... ohhhhhh man
brujo123
I think a picture showing what it looks like now is in order. Them staples were something else!
AllMaktAtTengilVarBefriare
Yeah bois, feet pics on Imgur lets goooo
bloodtaker3
Quentin? Is that you?
isetprettygirlsonfire
Cooking is dangerous! I'll stick to playing with fire
mas0chist
Even you?
HighQueenEmma
Same thing happened to my hand. I was extremely lucky. I was within 3 minutes waking distance of a hospital, I washed and cooled my hands with room temp water and was there within 5 minutes, and I got daily treatments there. 2nd degree burns. It healed without a scar. Same exact circumstances as yours. I'm not sure if that or what else made the difference. I'm really sorry you weren't as fortunate.
neener216
Wow, so fortunate you were so close to medical aid and moved quickly! I had 20 people over for dinner when the accident happened. Ran cool water over it, bandaged it up, and kept on cooking. Should have been worried that it didn't hurt after initial contact - that's a clear sign of nerve damage. But I just kept right on frying like an idiot, lol.