potentially putting the body "at a disadvantage if a new tattoo ends up inflamed, infected, or triggering allergies," Wu writes. But in the long term, "small bits of damage to the skin ...

Botched tattoos. Scars. Infections. WRAL Investigates why you need more training to cut hair than to ink someone's skin in North Carolina.

Americans are unwittingly exposing themselves to tattoo inks that contain organ-damaging ... as well as kidney and nerve damage, as possible effects. The study, led by Jonn Swierk from the ...

Tattoo inks are may be absorbed in the skin by macrophages ... spread throughout the body and cause potential damage to organs. Dr John Swierk, a chemist at Binghampton University who led the ...

Too much close exposure to high heat can cause noticeable skin damage, or a condition called toasted skin syndrome. Several heated blanket users have shared their own experiences with the syndrome ...

All this, despite the fact that our skin sloughs off on a regular ... our immune system does respond immediately when a tattoo is first inked. Cells swarm the damaged area of epidermis and dermis ...

Too much close exposure to high heat can cause noticeable skin damage, or a condition called toasted skin syndrome. New Skincare Trend Has People Rubbing Beef Fat On Their Faces: Dermatologists React ...