US EditionConsidering anesthesia for a tattoo? What anesthesiologists say you need to know
- Celebrity tattoo artist Jose Contreras is using anesthesia with a team of anesthesiologists and nurses to tattoo clients while they sleep.
- The process requires medical supervision and involves significant costs, as going under anesthesia is a medical procedure.
- Contreras notes that celebrities like Post Malone have undergone tattoos while under anesthesia, which raises recovery risks due to the medical procedure.
- The trend of micro realism tattoos, characterized by small, detailed designs, is becoming increasingly popular among clients.
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Considering anesthesia for a tattoo? What anesthesiologists say you need to know
(BPT) - Tattoos have gone mainstream — about one in three U.S. adults has at least one. Some people consider the pain of getting a tattoo part of the experience or a rite of passage. Others may look for relief…
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