When someone is thinking to gain weight or lose weight or starts a pregnancy, the tattooing of stretch marks would be best to suspend. Weight gain or loss prompts the stretchmarks to change; they can develop, contract, become smaller, or get bigger. Because stretch marks change, a tattoo would be completely wrecked due to disorder.

Therefore, you should analyze the following before settling to have a stretch mark-covering tattoo;

• The well-being of your stretch marks depends on whether they are newly formed or fully healed
• Distinguish whether the skin is raised or sunken (just run your fingers over the marks to determine if it is higher or lower than the skin surface).
• Stretch marks should be classified by their color
• Stretch marks should be mapped to determine the width and length
• Determine whether they are pregnant, have gained or lost weight, undergone surgery, or otherwise have transformed their body.
• Determine whether you’re intending on gaining or losing weight in the future

Having scrutinized all the factors, speak with a physician and a tattoo artist to ascertain if it is possible to cover stretch marks with a tattoo. It is the most excellent way to achieve your goals without causing any latent health problems.

Is It A Painful Process?

Your tattoo may cause you to undergo any of the following sensations during the method:

• Burning Sensation. In some cases, you may encounter a slight burning sensation when the needle frequently enters the same space.
• Sharp Stinging Sensation. A tattoo that has more aspects is likely to experience this sensation.
• Scratchy Feeling. You may experience a scratchy sensation with a tattoo that demands many shadings.

Usually, the pain does not become intolerable. But you should consult a doctor if you experience critical discomfort after the tattoo.