Tattoo
& Permanent Makeup in Prague —
Your Story on Skin

The level of pain depends on the placement of the tattoo and your pain tolerance. Some areas, like ribs or wrists, are more sensitive than others, such as thighs or shoulders.

The duration depends on the size, complexity of the design, and the placement. It can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours.

Yes. Get a good night’s sleep, eat before the session, stay hydrated, avoid alcohol and caffeine, and wear comfortable clothing.

Yes, most artists work with your ideas. The artist can adapt or refine your design to make it look better on the skin.

No. If you have a cold, flu, or any other illness, it’s better to reschedule the session to avoid health risks and ensure the tattoo’s quality.

The price depends on the size, complexity, and the artist’s experience. You can get an estimate during a consultation.

In most cases, you can bring someone for support, but your friend should stay calm and not disturb the artist.

That’s perfectly fine. Let the artist know if you need to pause.

A deposit is required for large projects (2–5 sessions) since the artist spends time creating a complex design. For smaller projects (1-hour to full 5-hour sessions), a deposit is usually not needed.

The artist will give you aftercare instructions. Generally, they include cleaning the tattoo, applying a healing ointment, avoiding sun exposure, swimming, and physical activities for the first few weeks.