Is there anyway to get rid of your own fingerprints?

Question

Is there anyway to get rid of your own fingerprints?

Answer 1

Yes there is. Just wipe off anything that you touch. Much less painful than the other remedies that have been mentioned here.

Answer 2

Yup , there is , burn all the skin  off the end of all your fingers , now that would smart , the bigger question is why would you wanna get rid   of your finger prints , are you a bad boy ? , saranora dnear

Answer 3

Good grief Teri, that's going to give me nightmares. I can see little aliens leaving their spacecrafts and carrying scalpels!

Answer 4

Nope :)

They're ALWAYS there, no matter what you do..

&+ they are always the same.. ♥

Answer 5

The only way I've ever heard of is to mutilate all your fingertips so that when the scar tissue grows in, the natural direction of skin growth will be so disrupted that your fingerprints will be unrecognizable.  I don't recommend trying.

Answer 6

Yes, you can burn them off. You can also cut off your fingertips and then have the tips put on different fingers. That will really disguise them!

Answer 7

have you ever seen the movie seven?

Answer 8

It is not possible to remove your fingerprints, or at least a pain free method.

Answer 9

A very painful and unsanitary way would be to burn them off with some sort of chemical bath or even a branding iron.

However, i suggest that you dont do that because it can lead to infection and it just plain hurts.

Plus, if you remove finger prints, you may still have some sort of distinguishable marks on the skin that would defeat the purpose of removing the prints in the first place.

Answer 10

There are anecdotal tales of people who worked with pineapples for a long time having their fingerprints permanently erased by the bromelain enzymes in the pineapples, but this seems unlikely. People have tried to erase their fingerprints with acid, but this would be incredibly painful and in any case, ineffective. To destroy your fingerprints entirely you'd need to destroy the skin to a depth of 1mm or so, deep enough that skin grafts would be needed to repair the damage to your fingertips. So in short, no, not without permanently ruining your fingers!