Tattooing has been practiced since ancient times all over the world. Apart from some problems and taboo about this practice, tattooing continues to gain popularity worldwide, as well as concerns about the potential risks involved with tattooing.tattoo is a mark made by inserting indelible or permanent ink into the dermis layer of skin to change the pigment for decorative and other purposes. For humans, Permanent tattoos done by using a needle to insert colored ink below the skin surface. This method will breach the skin, making skin vulnerable to infection and possible complications.
- Skin infections. The infection is characterized by swelling redness, pain, pain and drainage such as pus.
- Allergic reactions. In some cases, allergic reactions occur even years after the tattoo.
- Blood-borne diseases. When the tattoo needles and equipment used to create your tattoo has been contaminated with infected blood, you definitely will catch a variety of blood-borne diseases - HIV, hepatitis, tetanus and virus that causes AIDS.
- Granuloma. This is a small lump or knot formed around tattoo ink that the body identifies as foreign.
