Many people with tattoos wonder if it is possible to remake them. This happens because tattoos can lose their brightness, blur, or the wearer of the drawing simply ceases to like it.
Necessary
- - a sketch of a new desired tattoo;
- - tattoo parlor;
- - material resources to pay for the work of the master.
Instructions
Step 1
Overlapping an old tattoo with a new one is not as difficult as it might seem. First, you need to sign up for a consultation with a master who will tell you if it is possible to apply a new tattoo without first discoloring the previous one. Most often, you don't have to do anything with the old pattern, but if it is too dark or too large, you still have to lighten it. Also, it is possible that some details of the picture will have to be removed altogether.
Step 2
If the master has decided that it is impossible to do without lightening or removing the tattoo, then you need to sign up for the procedure. It is done using a special laser. You may need multiple sessions at intervals. Applying a new tattoo is only possible when the skin is completely restored after removal or lightening. This usually takes no more than a month.
Step 3
After your skin has healed after the laser procedure, or, if you have not done it, then at any convenient time, you need to make an appointment with the master to select a sketch. If you have already decided which drawing you want to have on your body, then you need to bring it with you. The artist will look at and evaluate whether it is possible to overlap your tattoo with this image. Do not choose designs with light shades, as they will not cover the paint of the old tattoo. If your sketch is not suitable, then the master will offer you an alternative one or draw an individual one.
Step 4
The sketch is selected, now only the drawing remains. This process is no different from getting a new tattoo instead of a cover up. So feel free to sign up for a session, you may need several of them. As a result, you will get a new high-quality tattoo in place of the old one.
