This seemed like the best forum to ask about this in...so...last week I discovered a perfectly formed triangle 'scoop mark' on my finger. No wound, burn or bite proceeded the scar indention. There was no scab. I'm not aware of any bugs that leave a triangle bite anyway. I dont believe in alien abductions. Any suggestion as to what can cause a scooped out scar overnight without having caused a wound in the first place? Its a little thing..and I feel silly even stressing over it...but it is so perfectly shaped and anomalous that it bugs the shit out of me!

Nice to see you, TuTu!!!


Do you sleep with jewelry on? Maybe you did have a wound except it was so superficial and your body healed so fast that you didn't notice.

I take my rings off and none of them has a raised triangle. This scar is neatly scooped out and the center smooth, as if scar tissue from a burn.

Nice to see you too, BG

This seems a good thread to post this on. does anyone know if scar tissue can spread? I have this large bump on my chest when I get the chance I'll take a photo of it and post. The bump is really raised is red and has a white line on either side going right down. I swear the thing is growing. There is a MUCH smaller bump growing just above it and one below to the left and both also have this mysterious white line going right down the middle of each. My wife just noticed that other white marks are appearing below the main bump forming a pretty good oval shape!
I've already been to a skin doctor who diagnosed it as scar tissue although I've never had an operation there and as far as I can recall never damaged the skin there in any way so I don't know how it could even be scar tissue. He declared it's not cancerous anyway and didn't seem concerned about it overall. I am trying not to read too much into it but several years ago I think 7 or 8 I was with some friends in Rendlesham Forest one night on a sky watch. Just as we'd arrived at a forest clearing and were getting our equipment out of our cars we all experienced a bright though not dazzling white light that engulfed us all and we were all looking in various directions. Everything around us literally disappeared for a full second and all we saw was just pure white light. There was also what I can only describe as white noise accompanying this experience. I think I posted about this weird experience a couple of years ago.
The only reason I am mentioning this in connection with my "scar" is I can't help wondering what we were exposed to that night especially as we were right next to a military (RAF) base and I know the military were on exercise that night as we could hear gun shots in the distance on a regular basis. I believe they were training. We all immediately looked at our watches and as far as we could tell experienced no time loss. Also one person was actually reaching into the trunk of his car so wasn't even facing the forest yet he also experienced the light with everything else disappearing. It wasn't that the light simply overpowered everything to the point of making it hard to see as though it was a pure white light it wasn't dazzling and didn't hurt our eyes or make us blink.
My main question right now is can scar tissue spread (if that's even what this is).
Sorry to go on so long but if there's anyone out there who can maybe shed some light on this or has similar marks or a similar experience I would be grateful to hear about it!

As I said here is the photo of my scar tissue this is as clear as I could get. The main bumps came out good but what you can't see is the oval of white lines that have formed underneath the main bump for want of a better word for it lol.

As another aside I should mention that the place where we experienced the light is in Rendlesham Forest as I already mentioned and many of you will know that this area was the site of a major UFO incident that took place I think in the late 80's and went on for 3 consecutive nights. The incident at the time was so major that it has been called Englands answer to Roswell!

It looks more like an infectious bump then a scar..though it does have a peculiar shape either way...I havent a clue.

I'd get a second opinion, medically. I am not sure of scar tissue spreading.. I've not heard of that before but then again I'm not a dermatologist.

Let us know what you find out...