3D Belly Button Medical Tattooing

medical tattooing procedures are considered both permanent and semi-permanent. Permanent, because the pigment components will always be in the skin, although not visible to the eye. Semi-permanent, as the colour will fade, and therefore periodical visits are needed to refresh the colour. Factors that contribute to colour fading are: age, exposure to the sun, health, and certain medications.

Some clients feel no sensation at all, others feel mild discomfort. Topical numbing is used to control discomfort if required. Clients say that having a procedure is comparable to having their eyebrows tweezered or their legs waxed.

Medical tattooing is not without risks although they are minimal. With all treatments there is a risk of infection. To minimise this risk the aftercare needs to be adhered to which will be explained during your consultation and after your treatment. A dressing can be applied to the area to help reduce the risk.

A minimum of two sessions are required, with a minimum of a 4-8 week gap in-between. Futurel colour boosts is recommended to keep the colour looking fresh and results long lasting.

Yes, you can go into work the same day if need be. A dressing may be needed for the first 48 hours. If no dressing is needed, the area may look red and/or slightly swollen.

Unfortunately not, we are not insured to carry out treatment during this time.