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 There is so much to that goes into great body art and it starts and ends with you. Taking care of your skin can make all the difference. 

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Long-term Aftercare

SPF is important!

keep chemical peels away

keep chemical peels away

To keep your artwork looking great long-term, be sure to protect it with your preferred SPF anytime you expose it to UV rays.

keep chemical peels away

keep chemical peels away

keep chemical peels away

Don't allow any chemical peel products to touch your tattooed area.

skincare

keep chemical peels away

skincare

Anything that targets anti-aging, pigmentation, acne, or contains saline, glycolic, BHAs, AHAs, or fruity acids will play havoc with ink longevity. Avoid applying at-home skin care products to your tattooed area.

What if something seems wrong?

At the first sign of infection (fever, swelling, or redness that lasts over 5 days after your tattoo OR drainage from scabs), contact your tattoo artist and/or physician. 

I will always tell you to contact your PCP if you believe that it may be infected.

If you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me.

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