Tattoo Case

When John came home from the tattoo parlor with his brand new ink his parents were both infuriated. John’s parents are two world renown cosmetic surgeons, who deal with patients who have regretted their decision to get a tattoo everyday. They know how painful it is to have them removed because of how the ink is injected into the dermis, which is the inner layer of the skin that contains blood vessels and nerve endings. This caused John to grow very nervous about his tattoo and he made the decision to have it removed the next day. When he told his parents about the decision they told him that he must wait 4-8 weeks for the epidermis, which is the outer layer of the skin that protects the blood vessels and all that is contained in the dermis, to fully heal. When 5 weeks passed John’s mother and father examined John’s tattoo to see if his epidermis has healed appropriately. It was obvious that the skin had healed because John made sure to not swim or be out in the sun for the entire 5 weeks. The two parents decided that they would remove it themselves at their hospital. When they arrived at the office the mom decided that she would deal with the tattoo so
This is caused by the bacteria,fungi and other pathogens being able to invade places where the skin barrier is destroyed. The process of skin grafting is also very critical for the father because of his full-thickness burns. The first step in skin grafting is removing the burned skin and flooding the area with antibiotics to lose the risk of infection and fluid loss. Next, the skin must be covered with a synthetic membrane, which will also protect it from infection temporarily. The last step is to remove a piece of healthy skin from a patient or a donor, which could possibly be rejected if it is not from the patient. Scar tissue may still form in the burned areas, even if the body accepts the healthy