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Knocked out and inked up: Why WA doctors are warning against Bali’s pain-free tattoo fad

Doctors say the cosmetic procedure adds unnecessary risk as thousands travel for long tattoo sessions with up to nine artists working at once.

Australians are headed to Bali to wake up fully tattooed after a single hospital session, but doctors warn the procedure carries extreme risks.

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Knocked out and inked up: Why WA doctors are warning against Bali’s pain-free tattoo fad

Australians are headed to Bali to wake up fully tattooed after a single hospital session, but doctors warn the procedure carries extreme risks.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Tuesday, October 27, 2026.
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