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| Tattoo over a scar??? | | Published by: wktd 2008-11-20 |
| I am thinking of getting another tattoo.. i want one on the inner side of my wrist... I have a scar there i want to hide.. Is it going to hurt more becuase of the scar??? is the scar still going to be seen with the tattoo over it??? The scar is not very noticeable..but i can see it and hate it (i was young and stupid and carved initals ) Any help???
Im thinking of getting a clover tattoo... im irish :) i wanna show my pride (im in the process of drawing something for it)
I have a tat on the inside of my wrist, the artist I used knows pressure points and I didn't feel a thing. My cousin had a scar on her leg that she got while trying to remove a tat at home. The tat turned out great. The artist first accentuated the scar and then used the scar to build the tat. now you can't even tell there was a scar there. Skin Care Treatments with Devices::
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it'll be a little more sensitive over the scar. it's also harder for ink to retain on the part of the skin that's scarred (depending on how bad it is.) a good artist can usually make it look just as good as a tattoo not over a scar. usually though, small scars don't really harm much, it all depends. Names of Plastic Surgery Procedures::
On your original list you mentioned Tattoo Removal, the techniques used for I forgot to mention that "stretch mark removal" would form part of "scar
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Tattoo Removal::
While side effects of laser treatment are generally minimal, they can include scarring, loss of natural skin pigmentation, and residual tattoo pigment.
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Scar Tissue::
Hi myzztic, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but scar tissue is not able to be completely and the rate of about 65% for scars over 10 years old.
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i have a scar from a heart op going down my chest and i thought a tat would make it look cool! but then i wasn't trying to hide it, more like i wanted to accentuate it :-)
if u want to get rid of the scar, a much less painful way is using bio-oil
tattoos over scar tissue will hurt a bit more and the color will come out differently as well.
I'm also Irish... and I got a celtic cross mixed with a clover as my second tattoo, if you want to see it to get some ideas you can email me and I'll send it to you, but I got mine on my hip where I've had deep stretch marks ever since I went through puberty and it turned out great. Most of the time you will see the tattoo more than the scar- unless the scar is very raised and/or deep. It shouldn't hurt any more because of the scar- just know that tattoos hurt either way :) Just talk to your tattoo artist about possible designs that could cover it up better... but overall you should be fine!
I have a tat over a scar and it's totally fine. It did not hurt any worse either.
It is ok to get a tattoo over a scar and no it wont hurt as i have one. do try and find a good tattooist who knows what hes doing though gl
It kind of varies person to person. I've seen several tats that were done as a scar cover. If it's to cover some initals you carved into yourself i'm imagining that the scar is not that deep (not a raised bubbly scar). You should have no problem covering it up. I would ask the tattoo artist if they have experience covering a scar before hand and i'm sure they would not do it if they thought it wouldn't cover. A lot of people will say it's more tender going over the scar tissue, but a good way to tell is rub or push on your scar. If it's sensitive to touch then it will be more painful than a regular tat. If not then I wouldn't worry about it.
I don't know if it would hurt more or less because of as car - I have a 2" long scar on my forearm that actually has not feeling (I had a large chunk of skin removed for melanoma and I think nerves were damaged in the process). However, given that scars kind of have a different texture than skin, it may affect the ability to take a tattoo. Not really sure though. I do recall a while ago seeing a show on one of those discovery channels and a few women who had had mastectomies had their scars tattooed rather than have reconstructive surgery.
yes a tattoo hurts more over scar tissue.
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