Spend the money for a good artist. I’ve had too many friends go cheap and then pay for it later with laser removal. By that point it’s more pain and more money.

I think he would do a good job. Good luck

Very nice piece. Congrats, you choose a good artist.

This made my day ..LOL

it seems that you’ve posted about your tattoo this quite a bit. Are you not liking your tattoo?

@rooster44 120896 wrote:

There are lots of things to consider. There are topical microdermabrasion creams that can be purchased over the counter, but researching the chemical reaction should be done first. If you’re considering laser removal, always research the facility first and get a consultation. It can take over a year to completely remove a tattoo. Another thing to consider is consulting an artist about whether or not your existing tattoo can be covered up or somehow incorporated into the new tattoo. I know it’s tribal, but it really is amazing what some artists are able to do.

I agree with rooster44. Also if you do decide to do a cover up. Just remember that the artist will most likely recommend a tattoo bigger or maybe even double size of the current one.

Good Luck