A Gallente psychiatrist first developed a procedure that involved accessing the frontal lobes through the eye sockets, which would inspire Dr. Spodumain to develop the Kunzite Cerebellum Infusion procedure in YC117, a method that would not require a traditional surgeon and operating room. The technique involved using an instrument called an anthrakor\xfdchos, a modified mining laser, which the physician would insert through the patient's eye socket using a surgical mallet. They would then move the instrument side-to-side to separate the frontal lobes from the thalamus, the part of the brain that receives and relays sensory input. Once the cerebellum is exposed, a kunzite solution is introduced via the unoccupied eye socket, and any instruments removed. A successful procedure should leave no physical trace, but immediate psychological adaption in the patient.