The biggest decision once you know you want a tattoo is what to get and where to put it. There are a few factors to consider that may help you decide these things but ultimately it just boils down to what you want.
The Tattoo Pain Factor
The first thing to consider is how painful the area getting tattooed is going to be. People always want to know where it hurts the most to get a tattoo. There is no scientific evidence to support these claims but over the years it seems like these are some areas that hurt more or less. When it comes to the most painful areas to get tattoos they are different for men and women.
Most Painful Tattoo Areas:
In Men, the abdomen, spine and chest seem to cause the most pain.
In Women, the ankle spine and ribcage seem to result in the most discomfort.
Least Painful Areas:
In Men, least painful areas can be found on the back, buttocks and arms.
In Women, the buttocks, shoulders thigh and abdomen are least painful.
Professionalism
Another thing to consider when choosing what and where to put your tattoo is work place professionalism. Tattoos are mainstream and acceptable regardless of education, profession or background. Despite this, some employers and clients may still feel that tattoos are unprofessional in the workplace. This is something to think about before you finalize your decision to place your tattoo in a visible area. Ultimately it is no ones business what design you get but be sure to choose one that reflects the image you want to portray
A Tattoo Reflects Who You Are
There are lots of magazines devoted solely to tattoos, pick one up and you can find countless examples of very good and unique artwork. There has been some really artistic renderings of serial killers, demons and sexually explicit scenes, but you must first ask if these will paint you in the light you want to be seen Fair or unfair, people are going to form impressions about the type of person you are based on what design you go with.
With this information you should be able to make an informed decision ensuring you are happy with the type and placement of your body art. If you some ideas for your new tattoo, you can ask the professional tattoo artists in our tattoo shop.
Myers who has helped up to 2 -3000 mastectomy patients, some as far as Saudi Arabia and Brazil deal with the loss of their breasts, the hallmark of how so often many women identify with their femininity. Myers who has adroitly recreated the illusion of nipples and the aureola, something that is nearly always gone for those who have endured breast cancer surgery recently had this to say on breastcancer.org: ‘I feel like I have the best possible job as a service provider for breast cancer warriors. I’m on the back side of the battle. The finishing touch. The last step. I truly get to put the cherries on the cupcakes!’ With many women wishing to feel like a woman again, many of Mr Myers’ clients see his nipple tattoo treatment, which costs $400, and takes around two hours to complete, as an alternative to reconstructive surgery. Many women who have breast tissue removed to treat cancer, are left without nipples and areolas, the dark coloured area around the nipple. Vinnie Myers first started dealing in breast/nipple tattoos in 2001 after a plastic surgeon reached out to him and asked him if he would be interested in helping women who had undergone reconstructive breast surgery. By this point he had already been doing tattoos since 1984 and had by 1991 opened up his own parlor. 
After accepting the offer he quickly found that the techniques used by mainstream medicine were outdated. For instance many surgeons were using vegetable-based dyes that faded quickly and failed to give a realistic impression. He has since dedicated his career to the art of 3D nipple tattooing and over the past decade he has worked at improving the process. So passionate has Vinnie Myers become with the process and helping afflicted women he has now teaches other 
remove the bandage after two hours covering the tattoo and don’t bandage it again. You should wash the surrounding area of the tattoo with cold water and anti-bacterial soap, free of fragrances or oils. Let it dry on its own. After 12 hours sponge it with Luke warm water & a little Savlon or antibacterial solution. After it dry on its own apply a layer of anti-bacterial cream (Silverx) and remove any excess. Do not use alcohol or hydrogen peroxide. Wear clean and dry clothes to cover the tattoo.
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