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Tattoos after WLS

After watching an episode of Ink Master, a tattoo artist complained that because his client had lapband and lost a lot of weight, the skin is now "rubbery" and difficult to get ink in. I have virgin skin and am concerned how difficult my skin would become. My friend with lots of ink thinks he is only half right and is mostly trying to save himself from elimination. Your thoughts and experiences? bmi.png

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mom passed away unexpectedly, her name was Laurel. It's a Laurel flower and a forget-me-not flower.

my mom turned 86 years old last month

she loves, loves, loves butterflies

she has pictures, jewelry, object throughout the house!

mom is not in the greatest health

i wanted to show her that i will always have her with me where ever i am

tattoo of butterfly above right ankle

mom was always my worse critic about my weight!!! :(

but, she's the only mom i ever had

I will always love her

@@heather5565

my butterflies vs your flowers

good lasting memories of our moms :rolleyes:

many years ago my daughter had a tattoo of the little mermaid!!

she had it done on her cute little 20 year old tushy!!!! LOL

now she has GAINED about 50 lbs - and her tattoo has spread!! (stretched)

i think tattoo shouldn't be done til after you lose all your weight

kathy

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