Hi, I just had an arm lift done. I wanted to get a full sleeve tattoo that will cover my whole arm from top of shoulder to wrist all around.
I would advise waiting for a minimum of three months before initiating the sleeve tattoo process on the arm in general (excluding the scar). Tattooing over the scar should be done approximately one year after your operation, assuming the scar has healed well. It is crucial to discuss this matter with your surgeon, particularly one who has experience with the procedure and is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Best wishes.
Thank you for your question! In my experience, I usually advise patients to wait 6 months to a year before considering tattooing over incisions. I recommend discussing any specific post-operative concerns with your plastic surgeon. Best of luck!
It is best to wait until the scar from an arm lift has completely faded before considering a tattoo. Tattoos tend to look better on pale scars rather than red or pink ones. Arm lift scars take longer to settle compared to most other scars, so waiting for a minimum of 12 months would be advisable. It's recommended to follow the advice of both your surgeon and tattoo artist in making this decision.
The healing process after a procedure can vary, but it typically ranges from 6 months to one year. It is important to allow for proper healing and follow-up with your surgeon.
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