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tattoo?? help
Crovvley
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Anyone with a tattoo that know if it'll get f'ed up after a weigh loss? I was gonna get one soon, but I'm on my way to drop like 15kg soooo... yikes
Fiskarna
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it might look distorted if your skins starts to sag
HeyitsKarlee
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where are you planning to get it?
Crovvley
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Fiskarna wrote:
it might look distorted if your skins starts to sag
oh my god now I'm panicking about saggy skin y I ke s
Crovvley
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HeyitsKarlee wrote:
where are you planning to get it?
on my arm yo
Fiskarna
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young people have 'bouncy' skin so sagging shouldnt be much of an issue, especially if the weight loss is slow since your skin has time to adjust. idk how fast you were planning on dropping the weight but ye
Crovvley
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Fiskarna wrote:
young people have 'bouncy' skin so sagging shouldnt be much of an issue, especially if the weight loss is slow since your skin has time to adjust. idk how fast you were planning on dropping the weight but ye
like 4 months so idk, shittt
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Yea I think it really depends on where you get it if it's going to be much distorted by changes in weight. The faster your weight changes the more likely the tattoo is to distort. If you go slow it's less likely to get distorted. 

If I was you I would go ahead and wait to get the tattoo until you're at your desired weight so you don't have to worry about this.
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Claire wrote:
Yea I think it really depends on where you get it if it's going to be much distorted by changes in weight. The faster your weight changes the more likely the tattoo is to distort. If you go slow it's less likely to get distorted. 

If I was you I would go ahead and wait to get the tattoo until you're at your desired weight so you don't have to worry about this.
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Crovvley
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Claire wrote:
Yea I think it really depends on where you get it if it's going to be much distorted by changes in weight. The faster your weight changes the more likely the tattoo is to distort. If you go slow it's less likely to get distorted. 

If I was you I would go ahead and wait to get the tattoo until you're at your desired weight so you don't have to worry about this.
true, dang gotta go fast
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If you were to google tattoos after weight loss you wouldn't really see much of a difference
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Gingivitis wrote:
If you were to google tattoos after weight loss you wouldn't really see much of a difference
Or any difference, for that matter.
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Gingivitis wrote:
Gingivitis wrote:
If you were to google tattoos after weight loss you wouldn't really see much of a difference
Or any difference, for that matter.
i'm seeing some that don't look very different at all but i'm also seeing some that have become quite distorted so i really think it's gonna depend on a few different factors like the location of the tat and the speed of weight changes and there's not gonna be a one size fits all answer to this.
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On your arm shouldnt be much of a problem
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