What to look out for after a tattoo, what to do after a tattoo

Not sticking plastic wrap does not mean that he is more garbage, tattoos are not regular, there is no formal, what is formal in this industry should be measured from the two aspects of medical beauty and art, and it is not good to say that it is not formal or informal if there is no unified standard to measure. A small number of tattoo artists believe that portrait and sketch tattoos will be better after covering the wound with plastic wrap for a few days after recovery, but there is no scientific basis, just a casual summary of the feeling that it is the right experience, and it is not correct, even if it is correct, the plastic wrap wound is also for portrait sketch tattoos.

Repair ointment, basically completely useless, tattoo parlors to make money of a project, most of the beauty wholesale market a few dollars bought, tattoo parlor owners themselves do not know what it is, maybe it is a harmful three-no product, stop immediately. (It is best to apply a medical cotton swab for medicinal use, and you must wash your hands if you don't have it).

If the inflammation is not serious, take some anti-inflammatory drugs, such as oral amoxicillin (make sure you are not allergic to penicillin, otherwise change to others), generally speaking, the inflammation will be better.

If you feel that the inflammation is severe, or you have a fever, see an internist, don't expect any tattoo parlor owner to have the right way to give you, the doctor said what medicine to take, what medicine to apply and what injections to do, to see that the cost will not be very high.

Don't worry too much, generally speaking, wound inflammation in this era will not be a big problem as long as it is timely and regular**, as long as it does not fester, it usually does not affect the effect of tattoo recovery.

Pants can be worn appropriately loose, pure cotton is best, pants are not a big problem. Keep it clean and avoid sweating.

Be careful not to get inflamed and end up in the hospital for observation, especially in the summer.

You can only take a shower after 6 hours, but only in the shower.

Just after the tattoo is to be wrapped in plastic wrap, the tattoo master will have a repair cream, you buy two bags from him to go home, wipe them once in the morning and once in the evening, and then go to the bath at night, wipe them thoroughly with wet wipes after washing, be sure to keep the tattoo dry, and it is best not to use shower gel when taking a shower in the two days after the tattoo. Generally, after a week, the wound begins to heal and peel off, and it will be a little itchy at that time, so don't scratch it, if it's really itchy and unbearable, you can gently pat the itchy place, and it will be completely fine in about a month.

1. Generally, after the tattoo, the tattoo artist will paste a piece of plastic wrap on the tattoo site, so that the tissue fluid of the tattoo site will not dry quickly or stain the clothes when the tissue fluid of the tattoo site is exuded, this plastic wrap can be removed after 3-4 hours after the tattoo, and then gently wipe off the oozing blood and tissue fluid with warm water, and then apply the body lotion after drying.

2. Do not use shower gel, soap and other bath products to wash the tattoo part after the tattoo, because most of these bath products contain chemicals, which are easy to break the effect of the tattoo pattern, resulting in the color fading or causing inflammation of the tattoo site. In severe cases, it may also lead to suppuration or tissue hyperplasia at the tattoo site.

3. The tattoo part can not be touched with water for a long time, the same will destroy the pattern of the tattoo, so pay attention to the cleaning, gently scrub with water for a short time, or wipe with a wet paper towel. Note that you can't swim or take a sauna. If you have a summer tattoo, do not allow sweat to soak the tattoo area to avoid inflammation.

4. After tattooing, you should pay attention to the anti-inflammatory part of the tattoo site, but choose to use non-alcohol-free body lotion or aloe vera gel products, or ask the tattoo artist to provide special ointment for tattoos, and avoid abusing anti-inflammatory ointment, so as not to cause the tattoo to fade and destroy the beauty.