Tattoo virgin

[kodiak198]

Nice detailing , splain 198 Lucy :Shrug:

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[MikeyTX]

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[Phu Cat]

​Like every other fad, it will eventually fall out of favor then you're stuck with your tat unless your doctor has a "dermabrasion" machine. I went to the Dr. because I had a couple spots on my arm I didn't like the looks of and he removed them with this machine (using novocaine). The cuts were the better part of 1/4" deep and I thought would be painful after the novacaine wore off, but they weren't. After a couple weeks of healing time you can't tell where the questionable spots on my arm were. Just for a tat, it wouldn't be necessary to go as deep as my Dr. went.

As far as the tats I have, they're staying, but I'm not getting any more. BTW, this procedure is not covered by Medicare. You'll have to have it done under your normal health care before getting in to Medicare.

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[kodiak198]

Well, I certainly hope I am stuck with my tat since it took me a lifetime to decide to get one and over a year to decide what I wanted and where I wanted it to be placed. But, thanks for telling me I don’t know what I want to do to my own body and that I have made a huge mistake.

A fad? People have been doing this for over 2000 years so, yeah, it probably won’t last long.