Healthy Tattoo Aftercare And New Tattoo Healing.
Healthy Tattoo Aftercare And New Tattoo Healing. Tattoo healing problems are mostly seen as infections appearing as a rash or red rough skin in or around the new tattoo area.
A mild red rash can simply be the results of tattoo needle irritation which usually disappears in a few days.
If the rash or irritated skin feels warmer than normal then consider seeing your doctor immediately.
See the list below for new tattoo infections and what to look for
See a doctor if any of these new tattoo infection symptoms occur.
- Areas of raised tissue appearing harder than normal
- Liquid coming from any part of the tattoo
- Blistering
- Body shivering
- Feeling hot then cold repeatedly (fever)
- Any swelling around the tattooed area and any red lesions
The safest option to have healthy tattoo aftercare and avoid major new tattoo infections.
Talk to your doctor as soon as you suspect something is not right. One consideration could be you may be having an allergic reaction to the tattoo ink (though this is not common). Very rare severe allergic reactions should seek emergency treatment immediately.
The secret to new tattoo infections and what to look for is: Choose a good recognized, reliable tattoo artist with good reviews.
Check out your chosen tattoo artists hygiene and procedures. How you take care of your new tattoo after leaving the tattoo studio is your responsibility.
Tattoo aftercare.
When you leave the tattoo studio, your ink will look like a million dollars. It will be bright and shiny. That’s not going to last. The tattoo will fade over time. Always put sunscreen on a new tattoo or in fact all tattoos while out in the sun. SPF 45 + is best especially in the summer, to keep the colors bright and moisturize it daily, especially if it’s on an area of your body, such as your hands, where it can fade quickly.
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