How to recover from tattoo hyperplasia

In pursuit of individuality, many young people have various tattoos on their bodies, but some people find that after the tattoo scars fade away, the skin does not return to its previous smoothness, but becomes raised in patches. This is actually caused by tattoo hyperplasia. The specific reason is that the skin has suffered excessive damage and caused irreversible changes. So, how to recover from tattoo hyperplasia?

When it comes to hyperplasia, many people actually don’t quite understand it. After getting a tattoo, the normal scabbing and peeling process has gone through, but after a while, the tattoo is no longer smooth and flat, but feels raised or bulging to varying degrees, then your skin may be experiencing hyperplasia!

Why does hyperplasia occur?

Tattooing itself is a process of skin damage, and the skin has a certain tolerance to external stimuli. If it exceeds the tolerance range, it will cause excessive damage to the skin. During the tattoo process, the pigment needs to be transferred to the dermis of the skin. The pigment particles are surrounded by protein particles in the cells and are not metabolized by the skin, truly forming permanent pigment retention in the skin.

Some immature tattoo artists do not make professional judgments on their customers' skin before tattooing. Allergic rejection may be caused by the customer's own physical condition, but if it is hyperplasia, it is mostly caused by improper techniques of the tattoo artist. If the skin is pierced too deeply or too many times in the same place, it will cause more serious skin damage. Moreover, pigments continue to enter the skin, causing pigment accumulation. This situation is the most likely to proliferate. Tattoo hyperplasia often occurs at the site of the circumcision, because the circumcision needle is concentrated at one point, which can easily cause large-area damage to the skin. It is normal to have slight bumps during the healing period of your tattoo. If this phenomenon still occurs after recovery, and the area is large and the bulge is severe, do not scratch it and try not to cover it to avoid secondary damage to the skin. Once permanent growths are formed, they cannot be eliminated. So that's why I suggest you find a good tattoo artist.

The only way to comfort yourself is probably:

Pretend to make a 3D relief sculpture.

As far as tattooing methods are concerned, technique and strength are the most critical. If the tattoo artist can't control these, then he really needs to practice more.