Being able to have a good tattoo can not be ignored at every step in the entire tattoo process, from the selection of a tattoo shop, tattoo artist to pattern design, to the process of needle placement, and finally to the post-tattoo treatment. Many tattooists don't know about the situation of the pattern itself after tattooing. Let me talk about why the tattoo part will appear after tattooing.
There are several reasons for this. First, it is possible that the tattoo artist did not master the correct operation techniques when tattooing, resulting in the formation of skin tissue hyperplasia. Such tattoos usually look like a raised pattern outline, but the color is very light.
The second reason is the most common and main reason. During the tattoo, the tattoo needle penetrated the skin too deeply and injected too much colorant under the skin. During the recovery process, the skin could not completely absorb the colorant, causing a part of the colorant to accumulate under the skin, thereby forming the protrusions of the tattoo. There is a danger that the effect of the tattoo will be affected. Since the pigment cannot be completely absorbed under the skin, after a period of time, the pigment will slowly spread out under the skin, causing a blurred pattern.
However, there is one exception. For totem patterns, because they are generally all black, and the design of the pattern is relatively concentrated, there are sometimes slight protrusions. This is because the totem pattern is concentrated in color, and the large surface color absorption is not particularly comprehensive. There may be a little bump. This is normal and does not cause color blur. Don't worry too much.
