Tattoo Bleeding Ink : Should You Worry? One issue that can arise after getting a tattoo is bleeding ink. This can be alarming for those who are not familiar with the healing process of tattoos. Bleeding ink can occur due to various reasons, including extra ink packing, rejection of foreign material by the immune system,…
A Tattoo Blowout happens when the ink is placed too deep in the skin layer and causes a blurred halo appearance. How to identify and fix it.
A discoloured tattoo can be worrying. How can you tell the difference between tattoo blow-out or bruising? Can you fix it?
Tattoo Blowout Removal. What can you do if your tattoo has blown out? Can it be fixed. All the answers here…
You want to to show off your new ink at the pool or beach. Is it possible?
Why is My Tattoo Raised? If you’ve recently gotten a tattoo and noticed that it’s raised, you might be wondering why. There are several reasons why a tattoo can become raised, and it’s important to understand what’s causing it so you can take the appropriate steps to address the issue. So if you are wondering,…
Saniderm is an amazing breathable dressing for healing tattoos but a very small percentage of people may experience an allergic reaction to it. Symptoms are generally mild. If your tattoo dressing becomes itchy and red around the edges you are probably having an allergic reaction to the dressing.
My tattoo looks smudged under saniderm – Help. What Do I Do? Tattoo aftercare is an essential part of the tattooing process. It helps to ensure that the tattoo heals properly and looks great for years to come. One popular method of aftercare is the use of Saniderm dressings or breathable bandage. These medical grade…
What is Bepanthen for tattoos? Bepanthen Nappy Care Ointment has been used for years by tattoo artists to help heal their clients’ tattoos. It’s a popular aftercare product that helps keep the skin moisturized and prevents infection. But, is Bepanthen still good for tattoos in 2023? Although there is a lot of debate around the use…
Tattoo ink sacks are a common concern for many people with a fresh tattoo. They can be alarming to see, but they are normal and don’t necessarily require medical attention or professional help. Tattoo ink sacks occur when fluidand ink become trapped under the tattoo dressing and form a sack-like bubble on the skin. You must not pop them for risk of infection. In this…