Tiny Tattoos

Tiny tattoos are small, minimalist tattoos that are usually no larger than 2 inches in size. These tattoos are often simple in design, featuring delicate lines, small symbols, or tiny images. They have gained popularity in recent years due to their subtle and discreet nature.

Why should you get Tiny Tattoos?

Minimalistic Aesthetic

The simplicity of tiny tattoos can be very appealing to those who appreciate minimalist aesthetics. The clean lines and small designs can create an elegant and understated look.

Pain Tolerance

Smaller tattoos tend to be less painful to get, as they require less time under the tattoo needle. This can be a factor for individuals who want a tattoo but are concerned about pain.

Artistic Expression

Tiny tattoos can still showcase your personality and style through carefully chosen symbols, images, or quotes.

Variety and Placement

Tiny tattoos can be placed on almost any part of the body, offering a wide range of options for personalization. They can be positioned in creative ways that enhance their meaning.

Test of Commitment

For some, a tiny tattoo serves as a less intimidating way to dip their toes into the world of tattoos. It allows them to test their tolerance for the process and commitment before considering larger, more elaborate designs.

Matching Tattoos

Tiny tattoos can be popular among friends, couples, or family members who want matching or related designs. Their small size makes them versatile for various placements and easy to coordinate.

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 Frequently Asked Questions

  • Once you have read through the FAQ and signed consent, you will pick a design that you will like. Most likely you will be reached out beforehand on what design and placement you will like. On the day of the appointment, we will finalize your design and have it stenciled on the area you would like. We will only start tattoo process once you have approved the design and placement. Expect a booking time of one hour.

  • You may not be a good candidate for tattoo services if you have certain health conditions or take certain medications.

    Tattoos are NOT recommended for clients who are or have:

    • Under 18 years old

    • Pregnant or Breastfeeding

    • Allergies to topical anaesthetics or pigment

    • Keloid scarring

    • Eczema, Psoriasis, Rashes, Severe Acne on the Treatment Area

    • If you have a transmittable blood disease such as HIV or hepatitis

    • Viral infections and/ or diseases

    • Medications, treatments, or illness that compromises the immune system

    • Diabetes, Chemotherapy and any other Medical conditions consult your doctor (must provide doctor's note)

    Please inform your artist if you have any allergies, medical conditions, or take any medications.

  • Tiny Tattoos are considered permanent therefore it it recommended with careful consideration.

  • The pain level is tolerable and most describe it as 3/10 or 5/10. It is a small and quick tattoo so the pain is not as bad compared to bigger pieces.

  • The healing process for tattoos is crucial to ensure that your new ink heals properly, looks vibrant, and remains free from complications.

    The healing process should take 10-14 days.

    At day 3-5, you can expect your tattoo to start flaking. During the flaking period, your tattoo will appear light and patchy but give 4 weeks the color will even out and resurface.

    Once your tattoo is done flaking or after 14 days, you may resume normal activities (EXCEPT certain activities listed in the aftercare) To prolong the longevity of your tattoos, put on sunscreen when exposed to sunlight.

  • Precare: Avoid any blood thinning medication day of treatment. This includes Vitamin E, Aspirin, Niacin, and Ibuprofen. Do not consume ANY alcohol and caffeine for at least 24 hours prior your appointment. If you have anemia or low iron, please take an iron supplement prior to procedure.

  • Not every client heals well which is why touch-up is needed. It is considered a perfection session to go over any light spots that didn't take. Reasons could be due to excessive sun exposure, existing scarring, bleeding during the session etc.

    If you feel your tattoo healed amazing after the initial session and you love the way it looks then a touchup is not required.

  • Touch-up appointment can be scheduled anytime after 6-8 weeks and no sooner than 4 weeks. This is optional. Touch-up session is considered a perfection session to go over any spots that did not pick up pigment or if you would like to go darker/bigger etc. After touch-up, they should last you 3-5 years. Touch-ups are not done frequently to maintain skin integrity.

  • At the moment we are not accepting corrective work but if you are looking for laser tattoo removal. I reccomend:

    AZ Laser Studio & Medspa

  • Please book through the scheduling system by clicking here. Financing is available with Cherry Here.

Aftercare

  • The healing process for tattoos is crucial to ensure that your new ink heals properly, looks vibrant, and remains free from complications. Here's a general overview of the stages and steps involved in the healing process:

    Initial Bandaging: After completing your tattoo, your artist will typically cover it with a bandage or plastic wrap to protect it from dirt, bacteria, and friction. This initial covering helps prevent infection and allows the tattoo to start the healing process.

    Cleaning and Washing: After a few hours (as advised by your artist), you'll need to gently remove the initial bandage and clean the tattoo. Wash your hands thoroughly first. Use lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance-free soap to gently cleanse the tattooed area. Avoid using abrasive cloths or scrubbing.

    Air Drying: Allow the tattoo to air dry for a few minutes before proceeding to the next step. Pat it gently with a clean paper towel to absorb excess moisture. Do not rub the area.

    Moisturizing: Apply a thin layer of a recommended tattoo-specific ointment or unscented, alcohol-free lotion to the tattoo. This keeps the area moisturized, preventing it from drying out and cracking. Be sure not to overapply; a little goes a long way.

    Avoid Picking and Scratching: During the healing process, the tattoo will start to scab and peel. It's important to resist the urge to pick or scratch at the scabs, as this can lead to scarring, color loss, and infections.

    Peeling and Scabbing: Over the next week or two, the tattooed area will go through a peeling and scabbing phase. This is a natural part of the healing process as the top layer of skin sheds. Allow the scabs to fall off naturally without any interference.

    Avoid Sun Exposure and Swimming: During the healing process, it's essential to keep your tattoo away from direct sunlight, swimming pools, saunas, and hot tubs. These activities can prolong healing, fade the tattoo, or increase the risk of infection.

    Healing Timeline: The complete healing process can take several weeks, with the first stage of intense peeling and scabbing occurring within the first 1-2 weeks. After that, the skin may still feel sensitive and dry, and the colors might appear slightly dull. However, over the course of 4-6 weeks, the tattoo should gradually settle into its final appearance.

    Stay Hydrated and Healthy: Drinking plenty of water and maintaining a healthy diet can promote faster healing. Proper hydration helps the skin recover more efficiently.

    Remember that everyone's body heals at a different rate, and factors such as the size and location of the tattoo can also affect the healing process. If you notice any signs of infection, such as excessive redness, swelling, pus, or increased pain, consult a healthcare professional promptly. Overall, patience and diligent care are key to achieving the best results for your tattoo.

  • Your tattoo will appear swollen and red. It will take 1-2 days to go down.

    At day 3-5, you can expect your tattoo to itch and flake. When the flakes fall off, some areas of the tattoo may appear too light but with time, the color will resurface. It is crucial that you do not pick/touch your brows to avoid color loss and/or possible scarring.

    Total tattoo healing time is 10-14 days. You may resume normal activities. At 2 weeks, the tattoo may be light and patchy since the skin is flaking off in different areas.

    Final result and color will be at 4 weeks. ​ 

  • Avoid sunbathing, solarbrium, light therapies, chemical peelings, fruit acids, microdermabrasion, creams that contain regeneration factors. Use of antibiotics and hormonal therapy can speed pigment fading. After 14 days, apply sunscreen to the tattoo area when exposed to sunlight to promote longevity.

    Always avoid laser treatments over the treated area (fraxel, laser, IPL) because it can destroy the pigments.