Taboos about covering scars with tattoos

There are many ways to remove scars, and you need to choose the method according to different scar conditions. Laser microcrystal grinding, phototherapy, and surgical repair are the most commonly used scar removal methods. However, some young people just happen to like tattoos, so they combine the two and like to use tattoos to cover up existing scars. But in fact, there are also some things to pay attention to when using tattoos to cover scars. So what are the taboos of covering scars with tattoos?

The most important factors that determine whether a scar is good or not are the degree of skin damage and the quality of wound treatment technology, while the patient's physical constitution and physical condition also play a part. The general principle is that the faster a wound heals, the fewer scars there are; the slower a wound heals, the more severe the scars are.

Avoid tattoos of gods, Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, Guan Gong, and human figures

Many so-called "Taoist" people like to get a tattoo of a Buddha or Bodhisattva to show off their status. Little do people know that although Buddha, Bodhisattva and Guan Gong can suppress evil and drive away disasters, not everyone can get a tattoo of them. According to physiognomy researchers, this type of tattoo requires "carrying" or "embracing". Some people cannot carry it, and it ends up having the opposite effect. Try to observe people who have this type of tattoo. Most of them have the pattern tattooed on a clean, flat place like the back, with clear facial features.

In addition, physiognomy researchers do not recommend tattooing general portraits. As for those who have couple portraits tattooed on them, just imagine how painful it would be to clean the tattoo after a breakup!

Avoid tattoos of dragons, tigers, mythical beasts, turtles and snakes

These animals, especially the dragon, tiger, tortoise and snake, are image symbols of a certain ancient witchcraft that have been passed down to this day, and they have a very powerful aura. According to physiognomy researchers, these images themselves may already carry certain auras and magical powers. If the tattooed person cannot bear it, it may have a counterproductive effect. So, the "big brother with a gold chain" with a tiger tattoo may not be the "real big brother".

Men should avoid tattooing on the right side, and women should avoid tattooing on the left side; avoid tattooing on the buttocks, private parts, and forehead

According to the Taoist concept, the human body itself is a "machine" that absorbs, stores and digests qi. If an important "component" is damaged, the entire qi will be blocked. The fortune of the person without "qi" will no longer be good, and it will be easy for bad luck to come. Based on this reasoning, you should never get a tattoo on your forehead, as it will hinder the breathing of the spirit. If you get a tattoo on your forehead, not only will your lifespan be affected, but your body will also gradually become weak.

In today's open era, many people have tattoos on their private parts. Physiognomy researchers say that this is also full of risks. The private parts are where energy is stored. If the tattoo is done incorrectly, the body's vital energy will leak out, which may lead to premature aging for both men and women. The buttocks are the least suitable area for tattoos. The buttocks are like a mountain in Feng Shui, which is one of the foundations of a person's good luck and should never be touched. Especially, do not tattoo plants on your buttocks, as plant tattoos are most likely to devour the good luck stored in your buttocks. It seems that some parts are better hidden forever.

Try not to have tattoos all over your body

When it comes to body tattoos, the first person that comes to mind is Beckham. Physiognomy researchers also explained that there are two situations. One is that the body tattoos eventually form an overall pattern, and this effect is the strongest. Another situation is someone like Beckham, who has numerous tattoos covering his entire body. This will have a relatively small impact on his fortune, but researchers also warn that it may cause frequent family quarrels, etc.

Avoid using tattoos to cover birthmarks, scars, and moles

Birthmarks, scars, and moles are part of a person's luck and fate. Covering them with tattoos will turn good luck into bad luck, and bad luck into worse. Researchers bluntly said: There are more good birthmarks than bad ones, and scars are more like your body protecting you from disasters, which is not necessarily a bad thing. These should not be artificially changed by tattooing.

There are always some scars on the body due to various reasons, and tattoos can modify this deficiency. If you are not satisfied with your tattoo or scar, your doctor will be able to find a way to deal with it. Nowadays, the plastic surgery or cosmetology departments of hospitals have such technology, which can be designed to make adjustments based on the needs of the patients.