Make sure you’re well-rested, eat a good meal beforehand, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol or anything that thins your blood at least 24 hours before your appointment.

It depends on several factors, including the size, placement, complexity of the design, color vs. black and grey, and which artist you choose. The best way to get an accurate price is to book a consultation with us, where we can discuss your idea in detail.

Yes! Our artists are skilled in cover-up work and reworks. We’ll assess the existing tattoo and work with you to create something new you’ll love.

Yes, there is some level of discomfort, but it varies from person to person. Some describe it as a scratchy or burning feeling. Certain areas of the body are more sensitive than others.

Yes, you can bring reference images or inspiration to help communicate your idea. While we don’t replicate existing tattoos or artwork exactly, our artists will use your references to create a custom piece in their own style—designed to suit you and flow naturally with your body.

Yes—especially in a professional studio like ours. We follow strict hygiene practices, use single-use needles, and sterilize all equipment to ensure your safety.

Tattoos can fade gradually over the years, especially with sun exposure, friction, or poor aftercare. However, if a tattoo is done well using quality ink and proper technique—like we do—it will still look great as it ages. With good care and sun protection, most tattoos won’t need a touch-up for a very long time, if at all.

We’ll give you detailed aftercare instructions, but generally, you’ll want to keep the area clean, moisturized, avoid picking or scratching, and stay out of direct sunlight, pools, and saunas while it heals.

Initial healing takes about 2 weeks, but complete healing can take up to 4–6 weeks. Taking proper care during this time helps preserve the color and detail of your tattoo.

We do not recommend getting tattooed while pregnant or breastfeeding due to potential health risks. It’s safest to wait until afterward.