Tattoo Blowout Get Worse Over Time. Im not sure the best way to explain it but the body rejects the excess ink by weeping or oozing the first few days. Pink or red skin at the site and surrounding area not a widespread rash slight inflammation that doesnt extend outside the tattoo.
You can wait a year or so to see if the scarring or ink bleed becomes less prominent or noticeable. You should consider an experienced artist to eliminate the risk of tattoo blowout. Blowouts are any unfortunately common tattoo complication that occurs when the artist puts the ink too deep.
This will further lead to irritation and the blowout will look worse than before.
In some cases the blowout will fade over time. Unfortunately it can greatly impact the appearance of your tattoo. Luckily a tattoo blowout isnt a serious problem that can harm your health. While most tattoo blowouts tend to disappear after the process it can sometimes take up to a few weeks while your tattoo is healing for the smudging layers of ink to disappear throughout the layer.
