The cost of any tattoo is always individual. The final price depends on the size, detail, and location on the body where it will be done. And, of course, the price depends on the artist you choose. Each artist has a personal minimum price for work, which reflects their experience and skill level.

Try to relax and trust your artist. We also recommend having a good meal before visiting the studio, getting a good night’s sleep, and taking a shower. It’s very important not to drink alcohol the night before, as it increases blood circulation for the next 24 hours.

Yes, but you should keep in mind that the area covered by the new tattoo will be larger than the original size. Very dark and raised tattoos are difficult to correct. Several sessions may be required, and parts of the old tattoo might still be slightly visible. Sometimes laser removal is necessary before covering with a new tattoo; it all depends on how dark the old tattoo is and what you want to cover it with.

It takes 7 to 10 days for the initial healing and 3-4 weeks for a new tattoo to fully heal. It may take up to 2 months for your skin and hair to return to their normal state.
First, remove the bandage 2-3 hours after getting the tattoo. Wash the new tattoo at least twice a day with antibacterial soap under warm running water. Gently apply Aquatat healing ointment after washing. Avoid touching or scratching the tattoo, and never touch it with dirty hands. During the healing process, stay away from animals, swimming, sunbathing, tight clothing, and rough fabrics.