Artists' Corner — subcutaneous tissue
BODY TATTOOS
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COLLAGEN
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CORNEOCYTES
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COSMETIC TATTOOING
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DERMIS
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EPIDERMIS
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FACIAL TATTOOS
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INK BEHAVIOR
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KERATINIZATION
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PERMANENT MAKEUP
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PIGMENT MIGRATION
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SEBACEOUS GLANDS
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SKIN ANATOMY
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SKIN CARE
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SKIN ELASTICITY
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SKIN PROTECTION
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SKIN STRUCTURE
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SKIN TYPES
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SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE
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TATTOO ARTISTRY
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TATTOO EQUIPMENT
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TATTOO HEALING
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TATTOO INK
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TATTOO SAFETY
,
TATTOO TECHNOLOGY
How Does Tattoo Ink Behave Differently on the Face Compared to Other Body Parts?
Сообщение от PAUL PARK
When considering the nuances between traditional body tattoos and cosmetic facial tattoos, it's a common misconception that the process is uniform across different body parts. In reality, the two are worlds apart, not only in the technique but also in the equipment and expertise required.