I apologise for the delay in my response. I am at the APP conference teaching this week http://www.cvent.com/events/association-of-professional-piercers-18th-annual-con
Kelsey, I have always recommended that people with your condition NOT get tattooed. There is an increased risk of skin cancer and your skin really will not properly hold the pigment making for a poor
From your observations and pictures, I strongly suggest that you remove and retire this piercing. Let it return to a smoother surface for a few months and then you can have it repierced. Part of the
Asiah, If there is clear yellowish fluid coming out of it please contact a physician immediately, you may have an infection. Please remember; Oral antibiotics are OK to take but do not use any creams
Asiah, You are having what is commonly referred to as a "Red Reaction". This is an allergic reaction to the red pigment that was used in the tattoo. In much the same way that your body rejects a splinter