There are a lot of people who have tattooed in other places and come to me for tattoos. They all ask strangely: "Why didn't they bleed? No pain? Did you tattoo?"
Their memory of the previous tattoos is terrifying. The tattoo artist is holding the tattoo machine in one hand and the tissue is wiping the blood in the other. The guests scream, the tattoo artist said that this is the case with tattoos. They thought this was the case with tattoos, and they kept bleeding.
A normal tattoo is just a little bleeding after wiping off the clean skin after the tattoo is finished. In fact, it is not blood but tissue fluid. If it is blood stained, it is skin damage. The result of skin damage is crusting, ranging from two months to more than half a year before it can be healed, and then the tattoo patterns are bulging, which is often referred to as scar hyperplasia. Such tattoos are very difficult to wash with a laser tattoo machine.
Some tattooists' tattooing methods can also cause bleeding, such as the buried needle cutting method, which can easily cause skin damage, but the effect can be basically achieved at one time. This is just an individual habit.
During the tattoo process, reddish transparent water droplets will ooze out from the tattooed area, which is normal. That is the tissue fluid of the human body. However, after wiping, re-seeping; re-wiping, re-seeping... is the skin damage, and surely there will be thick scabs here. The normal situation is that after wiping, the exudation stops once or twice, which is normal.
Tattoos without skin damage will have very thin scabs during the recovery period, and the skin will recover quickly, generally within 7-15 days. After all the scabs and white skin have fallen off, the tattoo will remain for life.
Whether it will cause skin damage and pain is directly related to the tattoo artist's technology, the quality of the machine, and whether he is rushing to work. It is also related to the mood of the tattoo artist at the time.
