A woman who had a skin grip on her finger as a child using skin from her bikini line has revealed that she has pubic hair growing out of the top of the repaired figurine – which has also turned brown.
Mackenzie Brown, of Houston, Texas, made the frightening confession in a now viral TikTok video in response to another user who asked people what strange things their bodies do. -share.
In the clip, Mackenzie recalled her mother ‘slamming a closed door on her finger’ when she was just two, which peeled off the top of the fig and left her in need of a skin grip.
Sorry, what? TikTok user Mackenzie Brown, of Houston, Texas, recently went viral after appearing in a video that she has pubic hair growing out of the tip of her finger.
Explanation: She appeared in the clip having a skin grip using tweed from her bikini area when she was two years old after her mother kicked her finger in a doorway.
Oh no: When Mackenzie hit puberty, she noticed thick black hair growing out of the tips of her fingers – which turned brown when she received a wet throw shortly after the skin graft surgery.
Because of her young age, doctors decided not to use skin from her arm or leg out for fear of any scarring as she got older, and instead opted for the grip. taken from her bikini line – a common practice for hand injuries.
‘When I was two years old, my mother shook a closed door on my finger and tore it off the top of my finger,’ MacKenzie explained.
‘This was back in the 90s and I got a skin rash. [But] instead of taking the skin from the back of my leg or a piece under my arm or something – they didn’t want the scar to grow as I did – they took it from my groin area, my bikini line. ‘
Although the skin grafting procedure itself went well, Mackenzie went on to ‘take her hand in the toilet’ when she got home, which left her wet inside the toss and made the graft turn dark brown.
‘W.chicken I got home with the toss, I dug my hand inside the toilet and it got wet inside the toss until my finger healed wrong and it turned brown which is really weird, ‘she said.
As it turned out, however, the color of the graft was not the most unusual thing that happened to the injured figure.
As Mackenzie went through the tuberculosis, she noticed that thick black hair was beginning to grow out of the graft – and she realized that they were public rays.
‘When I hit puberty and started growing hair down there, I also started growing hair on my finger,’ she said. ”Kids found out at school and started calling me a “coochie finger”. ‘
Preservation: In a follow-up video, Mackenzie shows how she draws the public rays – showing that although the stems are short on the surface, they have a kong root
Upset: Mackenzie admitted that children used to refer to her as a ‘finger coochie’ when they found out about her skin condition and the fact that he was growing public hair
Club fan! TikTok users were enthralled by Mackenzie’s story, and many urged her to post snippets of her finger in better lighting.
Unsurprisingly, Mackenzie’s video went very fast, reaching nearly 30 million views – as well as tens of thousands of comments from intimidating viewers, many of whom panicked about her story, and others begging her to follow a post with more information, and a better view of her finger.
‘I … I don’t understand,’ wrote one. ‘Why did they bring the skin down there again?’
‘Throw the whole finger away!’ another user has requested it.
‘If you have to take it away my dad knows a guide,’ the third TikToker joked.
Many also questioned why she decided to stick her hand in the toilet when she got home from the hospital – with Mackenzie explaining that she was just eating around.
‘Why two-year-olds do nothing,’ she replied. ‘I was also on my left hand before this happened …. since I couldn’t use my right hand I wanted to use it more. ‘
After being flooded with requests for more information, Mackenzie released several more videos about her ‘coochie finger’, featuring in one how she pulls out her public hair as soon as possible. they begin to appear – and in another she gave a detailed account of the strange questions she has when she gets a manicure.
But while many were left intimidated – and even horrified – by Mackenzie’s unique figure, renowned dermatologist Dr. Pimple Popper revealed in her own TikTok video that the situation is not as unusual as it used to be. people think.
Expert advice: After Mackenzie’s video went viral, Dr Pimple Popper – whose real name is Sandra Lee – shared more information about the situation, showing that it is very common
Details: Dr Lee shared a video of a patient holding a thumb using skin from his scrotum, mocking his scrotal finger
‘You’re not the only one with a public finger, or as you call a’ coochie finger ‘, the dermatologist – whose real name is Dr Sandra Lee – told Mackenzie, before he shared images of one of the her patients had a similar grip on this toe and was left with a ‘scrotal finger’.
‘This man, this is one of my beautiful patients who has a scrotal toe,’ she said.
According to Dr. Lee, hand injuries are often repaired using skin from the genital area because it is known to be particularly accessible, so it will not impede the patient’s range of motion or growth in the genital area. the years after the procedure.
‘It is not uncommon to see genital warts used as a grip to repair trauma that has occurred on the palmar surface of the hand,’ she said.
‘This stuff we know is older, more mobile, and we need that in this mobile field.’
Dr. Lee went on to explain that more dangerous bites may involve the need for the patient to have their finger stitched to ensure that the body is not rejected by the skin.
‘This is often a step-by-step operation, which means your finger needs to be sewn into the groin area for three weeks to take the graft,’ ‘she said.
The TV star ended her video by offering some advice to Mackenzie: ‘You may want to keep the hair in there or pluck it. They are technically public rays and also in the cold there is a definite reduction. ‘