Moreover, the skin areas which are covered in freckles tend to be more sensitive and painful. Because of this, one should pay some attention, especially when it comes to tattoo aftercare. Sensitive skin is more prone to irritation, redness, tenderness, or even infection. So, the healing process should be proper and one should be patient in case of freckled skin.

So, How To Get Tattooed If You Have Beauty Marks?

We believe that the best way to get a tattoo despite the moles and birthmarks is as follows;

• Avoiding the mole- or birthmark-covered area completely, or
• Incorporating the moles/birthmarks into simple, linework or dot tattoos

By avoiding the mole- or birthmark-covered areas you’re minimizing the risk of any possible health issues. Mole changes are essential indicators of serious health problems, so maybe you shouldn’t cover something that might warn you of a disease.

However, by incorporating your moles or birthmarks into the tattoo design, you can get the best of both worlds; you’re not disrupting the mole, and you’re also embracing its artistic purpose on your body.

We recommend you incorporate the beauty marks in line and dot tattoos since these are not heavy in ink and color, which is perfect for this purpose. You do not want to surround your moles or birthmarks with heavy designs and a lot of ink.

Also, before you embark on this journey, make sure to talk to your dermatologist and let them examine your moles, birthmarks, and freckles. Make sure to know what your beauty marks are because one can easily mistake them for something else.

Final Thoughts

Before you decide to get a tattoo, it is always smart to get an appointment with your dermatologist so that your skin and beauty marks can be checked. For future reference, if you suspect your moles or birthmarks might be cancerous, you can check them yourself by following the ‘ABCDE’ features;