There is always a risk involved with everything. Even with medicines and medical procedures, there is always a certain percentage that something wrong will happen or have a side effect tolerable or not. That is why people take calculated risks. In the same manner, getting a tattoo entails some risk. In the case of tattoo being used as permanent make-up, the procedure is called micro-pigmentation. The manufacture of inks or pigments used in tattooing is under the watchful eye of the Food and Drug Administration. Since the practice of tattooing is not really as established as compared to make up products, there might still be loopholes and or lapses which the manufacturers of these pigments will exploit which will escape the watchful eye of the regulatory agency like the food and drug administration.
The first major risk in getting a tattoo is with regards to safety. There is really no guarantee yet that the pigments or inks used by certain tattoo artists passed the strictest quality control so that it will not cause any allergies or unwanted side effects to human beings. Even though, there have been significant improvements in how tattoo is done over the years there is still that risk of getting contaminated due to unsafe and unclean practices of a certain tattoo artists. That is the very reason why you should carefully choose the tattoo artist; get to know the safety policy and procedures of his or her tattoo clinic. You should always insist on seeing that the needles which will be used come straight out of a sealed package. Needles should only be used once and disposed of properly after single use. It is worth mentioning though that majority of tattoo artists do really put a premium on customer safety. Still, it is always wise to make sure.
The second major risk is that your tattoo might become obsolete to you. There are many reasons why a tattoo will lose its importance. Tattoos proclaiming love and devotions often used the name or even the portrait of the person which is the object of affection. When the relationship sours and ends, you are left with the tattoo which is a constant reminder of the failed relationship so the tattoo loses its importance to you. This is not to dissuade you from getting a name tattoo of your significant someone; it is just that the risk is certainly higher.
Another inherent risk is that a tattoo will fade over the years. What you can probably do to lessen that risk is to properly care for your tattoo so that it will still look vibrant for a long time.
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