First, this is because some tattooists did not master the correct operation techniques when tattooing, which caused greater skin damage and the formation of skin tissue hyperplasia. Such tattoos usually appear to have a raised pattern outline, but the color is very light. The second reason is that the tattooist penetrated the skin too deeply during the tattoo and injected too much color under the skin. During the recovery process, the skin could not fully absorb the color, causing some of the color to accumulate under the skin and form The protrusion of the tattoo cannot be completely absorbed under the skin. After such a tattoo, the color will slowly spread under the skin, causing the pattern to be blurred. It is recommended that the tattooist who penetrates the skin deeper choose a low saturation Tattoo color. An excellent tattoo should be basically free of protrusions.
