Chemo port scar tattoo cover up

For most, tattoos seem like an artistic way to cover your body with stories, say, spice things up a bit (of course, moms will most likely tell you it's a job liability that won't do you any good in life). But for people whose skin is already covered with stories of their own - tattoos mean so much more than that.

Custom Chemo-Therapy Port Scar Cover-Up by Clorae Baca @ Aura Art and Ink #AuraArtAndINk #ChemoTattoo #ChemoPortTattoo #ChestTattoo #ChemoPort #CloraeBaca #AuraArtAndInk #SeattleTattoo

Mastectomy tattoos are a beautiful way to transform scars into stunning works of art, offering a unique form of healing and self-expression after breast surgery. If you clicked on this article, you could be exploring this option for yourself or supporting a loved one. Either way, understanding the journey from surgery to artistry can be

These artists use scars and birthmarks to create masterpieces, whether they are covering up some insecurities or using them to create a unique image...

Tattoos mean different things to different people around the world. For some they're nothing more than a fashion statement, while others get them for cultural reasons, like the Māori for instance. Many get them as a memento of a time, place, or person. But some people choose to get a tattoo for an entirely different reason, such as to cover up a scar for example.

Got to cover up my port scar. Love how it turned out.