If the tattoo artist is not a good one they could be reusing tattoo needles that came in contact with someone who has HepC and therefore transfers it to you. Use a clean, reputable shop and there is no risk.
You can't. You get it from the needle not the tatoo.
To stop cross contamination, or the spread of disease. For example, if the first person to get tattooed with a needle has HIV or hepatitis, the second person to get tattooed with that needle is at high risk of contracting those diseases. Always make sure the artist opens the needle in front of you.
If you want the tattoo finished, then yes. Unless you're willing to travel to where the artist moved to have it finished.
When you get a tattoo, you run the risk of contracting
Either you didn't take proper care of it after you had it done or the guy who gave it to you isn't a good tattoo artist. If you suspect the latter, you should go and get tested for tetanus, hepatitis, and so on.
Hepatitis is spread via blood. If a tattoo needle is used on someone with hepatitis, then used on someone else without being totally sterilized first, it is possible to spread the infection to the other person.
No because if you have HEPATITIS! you might infect the needles and the die for tattoos.
Yes, a tattoo artist is an art career.
yes there are many names for a tattoo artist
Tattoo artist
You can get a butterfly tattoo at any local tattoo artist shop. This tattoo is the most common tattoo and you will find many examples of the artwork on the wall and in the tattoo artist's portfolio.
Artist