FinallyInkd

Thank you.  Healing first for sure.  I'll have to think about how to handle this though.  I had this done at one of the best, if not the best place in my city.  There's a thought of they did it they should fix it, from a monetary point of view.  But the fix, what maybe turn my clean line tattoo into some blotchy watercolor POS?  I like color but not randomly scattered blobs.
Yeah heal and let my attitude settle I guess.  Maybe someone here will have suggestions about what would improve it best once it's healed.  

No matter what - you've got to let it sit for a couple of months, and what you see now might not be what you see then. It's got to settle in before reworking it, if needed. You might be surprised. 
In the event it needs re-working and if I were you, I'd initially find out specifically what their plan would be and then let us know (along with a link to this person's work) what that plan is . . . 

I heard back from my artist, he confirmed it's blowout which I already knew from you guys, just didn't want to know 😞
He said he should have used a different needle setup, was really apologetic and decent about it.  Going in a few weeks for fix attempts.  I guess thicken some lines, add color around it?  Not what I wanted but what I got. 

Thank you.  Healing first for sure.  I'll have to think about how to handle this though.  I had this done at one of the best, if not the best place in my city.  There's a thought of they did it they should fix it, from a monetary point of view.  But the fix, what maybe turn my clean line tattoo into some blotchy watercolor POS?  I like color but not randomly scattered blobs.
Yeah heal and let my attitude settle I guess.  Maybe someone here will have suggestions about what would improve it best once it's healed.  

He knows that now, but not when he did it? That be the big red flag for me not to go back to him. What's he not going to know this time that he'll realize later?

I heard back from my artist, he confirmed it's blowout which I already knew from you guys, just didn't want to know 😞
He said he should have used a different needle setup, was really apologetic and decent about it.  Going in a few weeks for fix attempts.  I guess thicken some lines, add color around it?  Not what I wanted but what I got. 

Typo. Ankle is thin skin in general.