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Skinning is quite a troublesome affair.
Human facial nerves are comprised of the temporal nerves, trigeminal nerves, and cervical nerves, which are mainly distributed on both sides of the cheeks, leaning towards the area above and below the temples and around the neck.
Under normal circumstances.
For safety's sake, it's necessary to first make an incision at the jawline, then gradually separate the adhesions between the skin and flesh.
The whole process tests one's patience.
Brian didn't need to bother with all that.
After local anesthesia.
He first used a sharp scalpel to draw a fine line across his forehead, widened the incision, then circled around the entire cheek, tracing a mask-like area in one go.
The whole process looked quite bizarre.
Having completed this step.
