Five blue dots tattooed on the wrist

Some people like to observe all kinds of things in life. People with good observation skills will find that some people have five blue dots tattooed on their wrists that seem to be distributed irregularly, but after careful observation, they will find that they are distributed in a cross shape. Is this a coincidence? Or is it a special symbol of a certain type of people? In fact, some laser treatments or acne recovery will leave some marks. Let’s take a look.

1. What does it mean if there are several blue dots tattooed on the wrist?

That has no special meaning, it's the same as a tattoo, just in a different form.

2. What are the dangers of tattoos?

1. Infection

Many of the pigments used in tattoos are chemical substances. These chemicals can cause dermatitis and allergies when they enter the human body, resulting in local itching, pain, burning sensation, numbness, etc. Some can even cause cell mutations, which is a prelude to cancer.

2. Granuloma

These are small nodules that may form around foreign material from the body, such as wood scraps from tattoo paint.

3. Remove problem points

Despite advances in laser technology, tattoo removal is a labor-intensive process. Completely removing a tattoo without leaving scars may be impossible.

4. Allergic reaction

Although allergic reactions to tattoo pigments are extremely rare. They are especially troublesome when they occur, as these pigments are very difficult to remove. Rarely, a tattoo recipient may develop an allergic reaction that can last for several years.

5. Complications of MRI

There have been reports that people with tattoos or permanent tattoos may experience swelling or burning in the tattooed area when they undergo MRI. Although this appears to be a rare occurrence and has no apparent lasting effect.

6. Keloid formation

If you are prone to keloids (scars that grow beyond normal boundaries), you may be at risk for developing one after getting a tattoo. Keloids can form any time you experience an injury to your skin or a traumatic event.