Tattoo is good or bad for health ❤️

[Eve Smith]

Tattoos can be considered neither entirely "good" nor "bad" for health, but rather carry potential risks and benefits.

Potential Risks:
Infections: Unsterilized needles or equipment can lead to skin infections.
Allergic Reactions: Some individuals may be allergic to tattoo ink ingredients.
Bloodborne Diseases: If equipment used to create a tattoo has infected blood on it, you can get diseases that are spread through blood.
Hidden Skin Conditions: Tattoos can sometimes obscure signs of skin cancer or other skin conditions.

Potential Benefits:
Self-Expression: Tattoos offer a way to express oneself and can be a form of body art.
Covering Scars:
Tattoos can be used to cover up scars, providing a way to heal and move on from physical and emotional trauma.
Cultural Significance:
Tattoos hold cultural significance in various societies, serving as symbols of tradition, spirituality, and societal roles.

 

[Shazaam]

I heard of some people got tattoo in bali then tested HIV positive after that. Also apparently the ink that you are injected with is toxic?

 

[Madam Tracey]

Why would you kill off your customers?

 

[svengali]

I have a relative who loves his ink and gets it done in Bali regularly but always by the same artist at the same place.

If you must get ink the rules are the same wherever you are:

Ask for recommendations from people you trust to find a good clinic/tattooist.
Look over the place. Is it clean to the point of being sterile?
Is the tattooist wearing clean clothing, preferably medical style scrubs and gloves which are changed after each client?
is all the equipment visible and sterile?
Does the place smell of disinfectant rather than sweat and B.O.?
Can you see genuine examples of their work?
Are you sober and do you really want this tatt?

There is always a possibility of something going wrong with any medical procedure but you can minimise the risks by careful enquiries and checking out the venue thoroughly.