Unless you just so happen to have weeks of free time to sit around and keep your foot out of your nasty socks and shoes, and clean from other sources of irritation and infection, you're going to have a much harder time healing from the infection in general. Take, for example, a tattoo on your foot. The above example with things like armpit tattoos is a great example of increased risks of infection from the location of your tattoo, though another consideration is how hard it might be to heal from that infection. The likelihood of getting infections can actually be increased or decreased by the location of your new tattoo. Even when following all the right after-care steps to keep your tattoo clean and healthy, you're still dealing with an open wound that is susceptible to infection from multiple sources. Though that doesn't mean you cannot get an infection after leaving your artist. Thankfully, tattoo infections from something the tattoo artist does, as sanitation processes have improved a lot in our modern times.
Pain of Infected TattoosĪn infected tattoo can be excruciatingly painful, depending on how badly infected that area of skin becomes. That can definitely increase your healing pain, and can also heighten your chances of getting a tattoo infection. That makes it more difficult to keep your new tattoo dry and in the sunlight, both things you need to properly heal your tattoo. This is something that a lot of folks don't consider when going in for a facial tattoo many people don't make it all the way through their facial tattoos.Īdditionally, tattoos in areas like the armpit, are going to be harder to heal because it's a dark moist area that is constantly sweating and being touched by clothing, other people, and other debris. I have not gotten a permanent facial tattoo, though I have had a partial water tattoo done in attempts to see if I could make it through one, and it was definitely a no go. Even ignoring the social consequences, facial tattoos hurt a lot.
Likewise, even for those of you who've had several dozen tattoos already, it doesn't hurt to step back and really evaluate whether or not you want to move forward with a tattoo. So consider yourself warned if you're looking for one of your first tattoos and are considering something anywhere on your face. So, without negating that there are plenty of folks who feel very little pain even regardless of where they get tattooed (like your face), faces are statistically one of the most painful places to get a tattoo. while I very much doubt there are many folks out there who would consider getting a facial tattoo for their first tattoo, I know there are definitely some of you out there.
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