The dangers of eyebrow tattooing

There is a saying in China that our hair and skin are given by our parents, so we must cherish our bodies to be filial. As people's ideas become more open, this idea is gradually being abandoned. If you think you have defects somewhere, you will use plastic surgery to change them. Eyebrow surgery is a plastic surgery method that many people choose. Simple plastic surgery may cause great harm. So, what are the dangers of eyebrow tattoos?

Eyebrow tattooing may lead to disfigurement

Eyebrow tattooing may cause diseases such as lupus erythematosus. This is because when tattooing, there may be a purulent bacterial infection due to the tiny wounds in the eyebrow area, which may cause folliculitis, cellulitis, furuncle, and even the possibility of sepsis. It may also be infected with hepatitis B. If the local inflammation invades the dermis, it can lead to the formation of skin scars, or the hair follicles are destroyed, causing the eyebrows to grow disorderly or even disfigured.

Eyebrow tattooing can cause eye movement disorders

The eye sockets are densely covered with nerves and eyelids. Stimulation such as plucking and tattooing eyebrows may affect vision or cause dysfunction of eye muscle movement, which may cause temporary or permanent damage. Once such damage is formed, it is difficult to repair. Eyebrow tattoo artists must understand the distribution of nerves and blood vessels around the eyes, which requires extensive medical experience and knowledge, and is not something that can be easily mastered in a private studio.

Eyebrow tattooing may cause local infection

Because the eyebrow tattoo artist does not strictly disinfect before tattooing and does not follow the aseptic operating procedures, girls will suffer local infection in the eyebrow area if they do not properly care for themselves after tattooing. Local infection is generally caused by several bacteria, and usually manifests as symptoms such as suppuration and skin necrosis.

Eyebrow tattooing may cause cross infection