Frequently Asked Questions

I operate by appointment only to ensure each client receives my full attention and the quality time their tattoo deserves. This allows me to properly prepare for each session and provide the best possible experience. Request a consultation

I accept cash, Venmo and Cash App. A deposit is required to secure your appointment, with the balance due on completion.

Tips are always appreciated as a way to thank your artist for their work, but they are never required or expected.

Please give at least 72 hours notice for rescheduling to avoid losing your deposit. Life happens, and I try to be flexible when possible.

Yes, you must be at least 16 years old. Clients under 18 must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian during the appointment, and both the minor and guardian must provide valid identification.

My current hourly rate is $125. Pricing depends on size, detail, and placement. I offer free consultations to give you an accurate quote. Request a consultation

Absolutely! I love working with client ideas. Bring in any references you have, and I'll help bring your vision to life or refine it if needed. Request a consultation

Get a good night's sleep, eat a solid meal beforehand, stay hydrated, and avoid alcohol or blood thinners at least 24 hours before your appointment.

We usually suggest avoiding numbing cream since it can impact how your tattoo heals. However, it might be helpful for more sensitive areas like the throat, ribs, or stomach. Feel free to discuss this with your artist!

Certain medications like antibiotics, blood thinners, steroids, anti-inflammatories, and Accutane can affect your tattoo or healing process. If you’re unsure, it’s always best to check with your doctor before getting tattooed.

I'll provide you with aftercare instructions after your session. For comprehensive care guidelines, please visit my Aftercare page

No, it's not recommended to get a tattoo while you're pregnant or nursing. During pregnancy, your body is more sensitive, and there's a small risk of infection or allergic reaction. While breastfeeding, certain infections—even rare ones—could potentially be passed to your baby. It's safest to wait until after this period to ensure the best health for both you and your child.