Healing tattoo problem

Signs of normal treatment

At first, the tattoo looks shiny, swollen, and brighter in color. Within 24 hours of crusting formation, this should be very thin, looking like a tattoo and proper care is slightly flexible.

After about 4-5 days, the tattoo will undergo a period of peeling. This looks similar to sunburn peeling. The shedding of the knot will be the color of the tattoo and it looks like your tattoo is falling off. Sometimes this stage is accompanied by mild itching, which can be relieved with more ointment or lotion.

Don't make your tattoo smooth or sticky.
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Always apply any additional ointment or lotion.

When the tattoo is completely finished, you will notice that there is a layer under the new tattoo that contains healing skin cells that make the skin look milky white rather than transparent. Don't worry; it's part of the healing process and it only takes a month to disappear. If you like, you can apply lotion to your tattoo to help it look brighter and healed in the final stages of healing.

Bad healing symptoms

When healing fails, there are very few things that can happen. Some signs of something wrong are: extreme exudation, severe scarring, excessive inflammation, and sometimes rashes [small sputum] or papules.

Usually when a problem occurs, people think that the tattoo has been infected. Unless you work or live in a very dirty environment [see below], it may not be. You should always show your artist a tattoo before heading to the doctor's office.

Most doctors don't know anything about post-treatment tattoos, some of which are biased against tattoos. They often take the time to prescribe unnecessary medications and treatments to make healing even worse.

A professional tattoo artist has undergone healing correction training. They know how to infect a tattoo and will only send you to see a doctor if necessary. Seeing the right person can save you time and money, not to mention the full look of the tattoo.

Aftercare error

Ignore -

If you don't have good personal hygiene, choose your tattoo, wear tight clothes or put clothes on it, scrub the tattoo, or carelessly for a long time or in the shower, your tattoo will not look good when finished. . It may lack ink and sometimes has severe scar tissue.
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Always follow the care instructions. If you feel that you don't understand, call and ask for help. Although we are unable to correct the treatment without actually seeing the tattoo, we are happy to provide you with more information about our treatment guidelines.

We would rather spend more time helping you get good treatment than trying to fix a tattoo healing error.

your health -

If you have any immunodeficiency, blood disorders such as diabetes, or certain medications, such as steroids or blood thinners, your tattoo may be affected. Healing may take longer and the results are not very good.

If you suspect that there may be a problem, it is best to consult your doctor before tattooing. It's a good idea to tell your artists about any health issues so they can tailor the treatment to your needs.

Skin damage -

Smoking for a long time, drinking too much soft drink, eating badly, excessive exposure to the sun can damage the skin. Tattoos on damaged skin rarely look as good as tattoos on healthy skin.

Sometimes the colors and lines are not as bright or clear as before, and the artist can't do anything. If your skin is damaged, you must maintain reasonable expectations. Sometimes if the skin is damaged, the artist will want to make a tattoo in stages to avoid overwork and hope to make your treatment easier.

If your skin is older, thinner, weaker, or damaged by sunlight, it may be difficult to heal. However, a little patience and concern for tattoos can be cured very well. Therefore, be sure to follow the instructions carefully and set aside longer than healthy skin.

[*When the skin is damaged, the artist can easily overwork the tattoo accidentally. This will also lead to thickening of the knot. If this happens, it is not the end of the world. Just wait patiently, the tattoo is completely healed, your artist I want to touch it for you.]

Sun exposure -

The sun is the biggest enemy of your tattoo, and if you expose your healing tattoo to the sun it will fade the ink before it even heals. Tattoos that are exposed too quickly in the sun look faded, blurred, and faded, much older than they should be. Under no circumstances should your treatment tattoo be exposed to prolonged yang

Even time-repaired tattoos fade when exposed to the sun or tanning beds. If you must expose your healing tattoo to those evil UV rays, be sure to use high SPF sunscreen [at least 45]

Allergic reaction to latex -

If you are allergic to latex, you are likely to know before getting a tattoo. Let the artists know that they can accommodate you. The signs of latex allergic reactions are extreme rashes/redness in latex [from the gloves worn by the artist], and we can use non-latex gloves and tape.

Allergies to tattoo inks -

Allergic reactions to tattoo inks are very, very rare, but unfortunately possible. Most professional tattoo pigments are made from natural ingredients and do not cause problems. They have been successfully used in the tattoo industry for many years.

Most people don't know that they are allergic to certain colors of ink before applying a tattoo. However, we notice that people who are allergic to metals and respond to cheep jewelry often respond. In our store, we only saw a specific red reaction that we rarely use.

If you are allergic to a pigment, you will find this special color bubbling and wrinkling of the skin. It looks like a blisters or a raised red enamel. No matter how long it will be itchy, it does not seem to heal completely.

You have two choices. One is to remove harmful colors or use hydrocortisone cream to control itching and promote healing, which can take up to 5 years. Removal is not more painful than the tattooing process, and after healing, another color can be used to complete the tattoo.

If you are concerned about responding to tattoo inks, ask your artist to perform a "piercing test" in which the dots of each color used in your potential artwork are tattooed under your skin at least 10 days before the tattoo. This will cost you extra money, but if you have a lot of allergies, sometimes it's better to be safe rather than sorry.

Exposure to toxins or bacteria -

If you work/life in an environment with dirt and dirt, there is a risk of infection. Emergency rooms, nursing homes, hospitals, animals and their waste, toxic chemicals and various contaminants can cause serious infections.

Infection in professionally applied tattoos is almost impossible. Tattoo shops need more safety precautions than hospitals, doctors and dentists. Most stores are regularly inspected by local health authorities and display their identification. If you are still worried about this store, then don't go anywhere else.

Be smart and use common sense. If your work is dirty, wear loose protective clothing and don't touch your tattoo unless you wash your hands. Dirty bedding is another problem. If you have not done so within a few days after the tattoo, please put the new sheets on the bed. Wear clean clothes. Use clean towels and towels.

Suggestions from family and friends -

When there is a problem, people tend to panic. The problem of tattoo healing is not an emergency.
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If you think you have responded to a tattoo or aftercare, the best way to do it is to go back to your tattooed tattoo shop. It is very important to consult your artist.

After reviewing the questions and asking some basic questions, they can tell what the problem is and help you solve the problem. There are very few cure problems that cannot be resolved or require medication.

Don't seek advice from your friends and family. They have no training to help you. There are many outdated tattoo folklore. Everyone who talks to you will have different opinions and ideas about what to do. It may be dangerous.

Suggestions from other tattoo shops -

Don't go to another tattoo shop. Each artist uses the care instructions they know to best heal their work. This usually varies from artist to artist. Things that work well for an artist can mess up the work of others.

Another problem with going to another store is that tattoo shops are very competitive with each other, and an unethical and unprofessional tattoo artist will trick customers into converting artists. They sometimes even make bad suggestions to ensure the failure of the tattoo.

Do not call or seek advice on the internet. No one can help you without first seeing the tattoo.

If you deal with this situation immediately, your artist knows how to save your tattoo. Don't rely on external resources.

Do the right thing. Take care of your investment. You will have it for the rest of your life...

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