Cover up

Cover up

cover up

Cover up

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cover up

This advanced technique completely conceals an existing tattoo, allowing unwanted or outdated designs—even self-made or impulsive ones—to be reborn as entirely new artwork. While conventional cover-ups are often limited by the original tattoo’s color or shape, our high-precision approach achieves a flawless finish that shows no trace of the past design. It’s also a great alternative for those considering laser removal who wish to enjoy a fresh new tattoo instead.

FAQs

  • Is a cover-up tattoo more painful?

    Because the tattoo is done over an existing design, many clients feel more pain compared to a regular tattoo.

  • How many sessions are required?

    This depends on the original tattoo and the size of the new design. However, even for very small designs, a minimum of two sessions is required.

  • Is there a size limitation for cover-up designs?

    It depends on the design you choose, but in most cases the new tattoo needs to be at least slightly larger than the existing one.

  • Are there any restrictions on design style?

    Cover-ups can be difficult with light, open, or minimal designs.

    For example, designs that rely only on thin linework may not successfully cover an existing tattoo.

  • Can I cover up a tattoo using white ink only?

    Unless the existing tattoo is already a white tattoo, cover-ups using only white ink are not possible.

  • Is a cover-up tattoo more expensive?

    Cover-up tattoos are a specialized procedure that only selected artists at our studio can perform.

    Because the process involves more steps than a regular tattoo, the cost is approximately twice that of a standard tattoo.