Getting a tattoo means piercing your skin with needles and injecting ink into the second layer of the skin, called the dermis ...

This study’s authors claimed that their study showed that getting a tattoo increased risk, but their data actually suggested that any differences were not statistically significant. If tattoo ink did ...

Infections can happen if your tattooist uses unsterilized equipment, the ink gets contaminated ... this can be a red flag. If your tattoo is infected, you may experience the following symptoms ...

This tattoo trend could be ink-redibly dangerous ... The process, however, carries risks including infection, allergic reactions and skin issues, such as scarring, the Herald reported.

Red ink tends to be more prone to allergic reactions that other tattoo ink colors. A skin infection is possible after getting a tattoo. An infection might be due to contaminated ink or equipment ...

tattoos do have the potential to cause infections, especially when administered in unsanitary conditions. Plus, the tattoo ink itself may have ingredients that can trigger an allergic reaction or ...

And she was like 'I did everything you said, the tattoo is really infected and it hurts to walk on, like it's super red and everything ... explaining that excess ink often 'bleed' out of ...

adding that the investigation into the samples also found that a single container of tattoo ink is often used for multiple customers, further increasing the risk of infections. “The needles used ...

When these heavy metals and micro-organisms enter the body through this tattoo ink, it can lead to many skin disease, bacterial, viral, fungal infections, and many other diseases, stated Karnataka FDA ...