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Hi there. I’m in the process of getting a full Japanese style sleeve on my left arm. We just finished the color on the large chrysanthemum on my lower arm and ended up having a misunderstanding with my artist. I ended up with a greyish green color on the inside of the petals, which I don’t like. If anyone has any advice on possible options for changing the color and what’s possible, I would really appreciate it. thanks! -
By Slartibartfast · Posted
Thank you for your well wishes. Yes this experience is definitely no joke. I grossly underestimated the process when I went in for my first consultation. At that time I was told it would likely take 10 sessions for a complete removal and I was shocked. every person and every tattoo responds somewhat differently to the process of removal but in my case some factors working against me include that my tattoo was relatively new at only 2 1/2 years -
You won't know what it's going to look like until it's healed. Who told you it was infected? Is it oozing puss? Does it smell? If neither of those, it's unlikely that it's infected. If it IS infected, you need to see a doctor to get antibiotics. You have way too much lotion on that, it looks like it's drowning. The idea is to use just enough to keep the skin from drying out. Did you get that done in a shop? Whoever did that really mauled your skin.
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