The peculiar piercing on the neck that Cynthia Martinez took off to participate in 'secret story'

Last night the secret story premiered at last: the house of secrets, Telecinco's big bet for this season, and which thus recovers the battered reality format that left them touched after big Brother scandals. The house made known yesterday the 16 contestants, including Bigote Arrocet, Luis Rollán or Sofia Cristo, among others; they will fight to ensure that their secrets are not discovered for a final prize of 50,000 euros.

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Viewers know little about the person who proclaimed herself Miss Barcelona in 2007, but during the gala, Jorge Javier Vázquez asked the model if she was nervous about meeting Canales Rivera again, but she noticed something else: a little irritation in her neck. The presenter asked if it was some kind of allergic reaction due to nerves when entering the program, but nothing further. The model explained that Canales Rivera had nothing to do with red, but was due to the itching caused by a piercing that had just been withdrawn to enter the contest.

The piercing in question is a microdermal piercing, a work of art 'under the skin', which the model has proudly looked at in many of its images since it was done last January. Cynthia went to a professional located in Zaragoza to get a tattoo and the famous piercing, which the model qualified as "what I always wanted and didn't dare".

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Microdermal or intradermal piercing is a microdermal subcutaneous implant located 1.5 millimeters under the skin and holds a jewel, at the customer's choice. It can be placed anywhere in your body, although it is advised to avoid areas where you can get hooked with clothes or other items, such as wrists or ankles; and they are becoming more popular; and they are often combined with other skin works, such as tattoos or small modifications.

How to do intradermal piercing

The method varies a little according to the artist performing the piercing, but basically, the technique is the following.

1. Marcar dónde se colocará la joya para tener una referencia exacta de la ubicación.
2. Desinfectar la zona a perforar.
3. Perforar la zona, sobre 1,5 milímetros bajo la piel.
4. Insertar el implante, normalmente de titanio, con unas pinzas especiales para facilitar el proceso.
5. Colocar la joya elegida por el cliente enroscándola a la base.
6. Desinfectar la zona.

As an advantage, this type of piercing is performed without completely piercing or piercing the skin, making it easier to heal, coupled with the use of titanium, a material that facilitates the healing process, prevents the tissue surrounding the implant from weakening and preventing infections. The healing time is relatively short, but you will have to extreme hygiene measures if you want to change the jewel or manipulate it in some way.

Its price is different depending on the jewel to be embedded and its value, but it is recommended to avoid low-quality materials that can cause skin reactions. The main disadvantage is that it is a rather painful technique, but as in this type of work, it will depend on the pain tolerance of each person and the area where the technique will be performed.

If you want to withdraw it, as Cynthia Martínez has done, you will have to go to a professional. It will leave a mark more marked than a normal piercing, but it will heal over time.