Health professionals are raising concerns over a growing trend of "pain-free" full-body tattoos offered in Bali, where clients are reportedly being administered anesthesia to endure lengthy sessions. The procedure involves multiple needles inserted into the skin simultaneously, raising fears of serious infections, nerve damage, and improper aftercare due to the lack of regulation in the tourism-driven industry. Experts caution that the risks of such practices far outweigh the appeal of quick, extensive inking, particularly when performed in unlicensed settings. With no standardized safety measures in place, those considering the trend may be putting their health at significant risk.
Doctors warn against 'pain free' full-body Bali tattoo trend 1News
