Not to be an ass or anything but what is it? Don’t worry to much about it being a blow out you won’t even see it in a couple of years. Just heal it as directed by your tattooist.

Let it dry out

Dar she blows

Post up a picture of said tattoo

how does a tattooist not have an instagram?

Sounds normal. Lower legs are a bugger give it awhile your skin just went through some major trauma. Stay off your feet.

You don’t even have an instagram?

I don’t know your mom at all how can I tell you how to memorialize her?

Well here you will find I speak the truth. The cover up is great you can’t tell at all, The line work is super solid, Her eyes are enchanting, The shadowing is off if you start to shadow in one place you gotta do the whole thing, The face looks off it looks good in the drawing but now not so much.

Welcome to the forum. Are you skilled at tattooing or you just pumping out mediocre stuff? It’s a tough question but can lead to your answer.
If you really have a knack for tattooing keep at it, travel a bit find a shop that values the art not the money.
Post a link to some of your work.

I tried a numbing agent on a tattoo. The stuff worked great all I could feel was the pressure no pain. That tattoo healed (and hurt) as if it were a 3rd degree burn I don’t know if it was the numbing product or the sansiderm I used that caused this but I will never use either again.

Can you take a picture further back it’s to close to tell anything

Could be brilliant done by the right tattooist, Could be a very unreadable if done by a schmuck

Welcome

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I see nothing

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Of coarse it does it is your tattoo. post a pic of it that would help to see the flow

I’m sorry but there is little to do to “fix”it. Just plan to live with it or plan a cover up by a proper tattooist

Yes it is a blowout