Don't panic yet, don't blame your tattoo artist. Even for experienced tattoo artists, this situation is sometimes unavoidable, because the skin of different parts and even the skin of different parts of the same part are also thin and thick. In the long-term tattoo process, the skin's bearing capacity will also decrease. So what you need is still two things.
1.Clean your tattoo, apply a thin layer of repair cream around the bleeding or purulent area to keep the surrounding skin moist, but never apply it to the bleeding or purulent area. Keep the wound dry and ventilated as much as possible. Applying repair cream may Will cause the area of bleeding and purulent area to expand. The purulent bleeding site may have a slight discoloration after recovery, as long as the recovery method is correct, it will not affect the overall effect.
2.Communicate with your tattoo artist and make an appointment for color correction. Complementary colors are usually free, but you don’t need to be embarrassed, because for the tattoo artist, complementary colors are also a good opportunity to examine and find problems, and modify your tattoos and add some details to achieve the best results.
TIPS: In all the above cleaning processes, be sure to use one-time facial tissue or cotton pad to dry the tattoo area. Never use towels, clothes and other non-disposable items to wipe the tattoo area. In the choice of paper or cotton pads, choose facial tissues or cotton pads with relatively thick fibers that are not easy to fall off paper scraps and cotton wool.
