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Tattoo Studio London

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What is a tattoo? A tattoo is a permanent type
of body art. A design is made by pricking the
skin with needles and injecting ink, dyes and
pigments into the deep layer of the skin.The
tattoos used to be done manually, that is, the
tattoo artist punctured the skin with a needle
and injected the ink with his hand. Although this
process is still used in some parts of the world,
professional tattooists use tattoo machines. A
tattoo machine propels the needles up and down as
the ink deposits on the skin.

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What happens if I want a tattoo?If you are
thinking of getting a tattoo, you should
understand that tattoos are permanent. The
removal of tattoos is difficult, expensive and
may not completely eliminate the tattoo.Before
getting a tattoo, make sure you have received all
your vaccinations (especially vaccines against
hepatitis B and tetanus). If you have a medical
problem such as heart disease, allergies,
diabetes, skin problems such as eczema or
psoriasis, a weakened immune system or a bleeding
problem, talk to your doctor before getting a
tattoo. Also, if you have keloids (an excessive
growth of scar tissue) you probably should not
get a tattoo.Although tattoos are generally
accepted, having one can damage your chances of
getting a job or advancing your career. If you
get a tattoo, professional trainers recommend
that you get one that is easy to cover with work
clothes.

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How is it the procedure? Here is what you can
expect from a normal tattoo procedureThe
tattoo artist should wash their hands with water
and antibacterial soap and wear clean, fresh
gloves (and possibly a surgical mask).The area
of ??the tattoo that must be tattooed is washed
with soap and shaved, if necessary. The artist
will draw or draw the design on his skin. The
area is cleaned again with alcohol or an
antiseptic. Apply a thin layer of ointment like
Vaseline.

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Using a tattoo machine with sterilized needles,
the tattoo artist will begin to draw a contour of
the tattoo. The artist can change the needles,
according to the design and the desired effect.
All needles must be single-use or
sterilized.Any blood or liquid is cleaned with
disposable and sterile gauze or cloth.When
finished, the area, which now sports a finished
tattoo, is cleaned once more and a bandage is
applied.

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Does it hurt to get a tattoo?Getting a tattoo
hurts, but the level of pain may vary. You may
feel scratches, burning, stinging or tingling.
Some people feel sharp pains, while others may
describe the feeling as boring. The amount of
pain you feel will depend on the pain threshold
and other factors, including the location of the
body where the tattoo will be made, the size and
number of needles used, and the style of the
artist (some are quick and others work slower). ,
some are kinder than others).

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What are the risks? If you decide to get a
tattoo, it is likely that everything goes
according to plan. Some people have allergic
reactions to the tattoo ink, causing itching,
bumps and rashes that may occur days, weeks or
more after the placement of the tattoo. Tattoos
can cause eczema, psoriasis or other skin
conditions.Serious problems can occur if you
try to get a tattoo yourself, have a friend do it
for you, or do it in a dirty environment. Skin
infections caused by bacteria, viruses or fungi
can occur if the skin is not cleaned properly or
if the ink or needles are contaminated. Sharing
needles, ink or other equipment without
sterilization increases the chances of getting
HIV, hepatitis B or hepatitis C.

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Tattoo removal Many people love their
tattoos and keep them forever. But others decide
within a couple of years that they really do not
want that snake in their arm or the name of their
ex on their chest. So what?Laser treatment is
the best option for tattoo removal. The laser
sends brief zaps of light through the upper
layers of your skin, with the laser's energy
directed at specific pigments in the tattoo.
Those zapped pigments are then eliminated by the
purifying cells of the immune system of your
body.

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Other less common ways to remove tattoos include
dermabrasion, chemical peels, and
surgery.Although it is called tattoo removal,
completely removing a tattoo can be difficult
depending on the type of skin, how large and
complex the design and the types and colors of
the inks that were used. You can take several
treatments for months and the results are not
guaranteed. The treatment can cause darkening or
lightening of the skin and scars. It can also be
expensive. It is best to consult with a
dermatologist who specializes in tattoo removal
to get answers to your questions.

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