Safe to get stick n poke tat redo if not fully healed?

[Jriley1415]

Yeah, if you responded to my last question, I’m the dumbass with a stick n poke that I didn’t let heal and picked at it. Getting it fixed tonight. But the skin still looks a little bit “stretched” if you will. Should I wait? And yes I am fixing it with a tattoo needles and black Buddha ink and a very safe and clean environment.

Edited January 6, 2018 by Jriley1415
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[Synesthesia]

You're fixing it or a professional is fixing it?

I'm not sure when you had it done but it's generally recommended to wait until the skin is fully healed so you don't traumatize the area too much and your artist has the best skin to work with. This is usually at least 2 months after getting it done.

[Hogrider]

A reputable shop is a safe, clean environment. It doesn't sound like you are doing that. You got a mess the first time. If you want to fix it, let it heal completely then go to someone that knows what they are doing.

[scottyg]

I mean, if your finger gets infected and has to be amputated we are NOT liable...

[Jriley1415]

Also do hand tattoos fade fast? Also they are stick and pokes. I feel like I have done them correctly

[Hogrider]

11 minutes ago, Jriley1415 said:

Also do hand tattoos fade fast? Also they are stick and pokes. I feel like I have done them correctly