I remember a cadaver I had the opportunity learn from years ago. They had multiple tattoos on their body. Remember our TA pulling the skin back so we could see the tattoo on dermis. What we didn't expect was seeing evidence of the tattoo ink embedded in the muscle layer. It wasn't all of the tattoo but you could definitely make out the basic shape of the tattoo.
I was also hoping he'd show us a dissection of a piece of skin with a tattoo on it. The video was good, but that would have been more interesting imho - to actually see how deep tattoos go
@@volksweegan2784 the body was definitely very old at the time of death. The tattoos were not sharp like you would see in a newer tattoo. They looked decades old. Not sure if it was a shop or military. This was almost 20 years ago I saw them so my memory isn't exact. I just remember being shocked at seeing the tattoo on the muscle.
Summary: So a tatoo isn't just some drawing on your skin, all your cells (macrophages/white blood cells) in your skin are actually constantly working to contain the ink on the same spot because the cells can't get rid of it but don't want it to spread either.
Honestly this vid should be severely reduced to the length of this comment. 16 minutes of constant definitions and long drawn out explanations to just explain what you said.
I served in the US Navy from 1964-1968 but never got a single tattoo. As a Hospital Corpsman (Medic) I learned a bit about what injecting ink into you skin can do and avoided them, even when I was a bit drunk.
Good for you,,,,you made the right decision…..back in those days they used lead in their ink, I worked in a hospital and found out that because of the lead, you could not be in an X-ray machine for diagnostic purposes, because the lead would arc in the X-ray machine,,,,,I don’t know what they use now,,,,,,,I don’t have any tattoos either…..
Fr I don’t remember one single thing I learned in science or any type of test u study for. It’s just memorizing shit that u gonna forget the next day. So pointless 🙄
Maybe because the school teachers usually are not actual experts on the matter. They have general knowledge of what they teach, but many of them have never really worked on the field.
8:48 It's amazing how the immune system works sometimes. Knowing it cannot remove the foreign substance, it isolate it so that it will not potentially harm or infect other areas of the body.
The human body and his anatomy is amazing ,the human body has been made to ressist almost everything and fight off anything ,we humans just under rate the human body ,but when you know those things ,the anatomy is just pure beauty
@Randomstuff460 yuck to regular humans things? to science? people like you simply don’t like knowledge and want everything to be perfect when even you aren’t perfect
My tattoos have blown out and I always felt it was bc of the locations where my skin is thinner. Now I know, another great video. Honestly, I can't get enough of this channel atm!!
This is awesome! I'm donating my body to science when I die and I'm heavily tattooed, so I hope I'll delight at least a few students when they whip off the sheet to see an old lady covered in skull tattoos.
During the natural healing process, the protein fiber collagen will begin to grow within the tattoo. This extra protein growth can make the skin of the tattoo feel tighter than usual👍
My brother in law is a anthologist, one time while he was working in ER a patient came in with a gun shot wound the surgeon having to repair the wound damage had to cut open the tattoo laden victim and after sewing the patient back up did not get the tattoo realigned because of removed tissue. Needless to say the victim was more upset about the tattoo than being nearly killed from the gun shot.
Yup... If I were King for a day, tattoos and fake boobs would require a license and I would be the judge. Pretty women would be denied, "Poor Pirates" would be denied....
@@arcanondrum6543wow. How judgemental and selfish. You want to decide for other people based on what you personally find beatiful. If you want to create your perfect world, dont do it here. We dont care about what you find beautiful.
@@amberschippers601 Aww, it's okay Karen. You go comfort yourself with some more Pokemon music. I think beautiful women are more beautiful when they accept their bodies.
@@arcanondrum6543 Its okay you have your own preference about beauty. Date whoever you like. If you find woman ugly who want to change part of their body, thats all fine. You do you. ^-^ The disgusting thing is that you want to be the judge and decider on what others do with their bodies. Let others do the things they find beautiful, just like you do the things you find more beautiful. And thanks. I really am enjoying my pokemon music. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon music is a great recommendation. ^-^
Whenever I see body parts that belonged to an actual person, I always ask myself "how did they die? Why did they choose to donate their body? What was their life like? What kind of person were they?"
My father considered it while on his deathbed. I think it was mainly to save money for funeral expenses so my mom would have more in the bank. But my son was employed at a medical research facility where a lot of these remains end up and I didn't want my dad cut up into bits as it was described to me and thrown into an incinerator anonymously . We opted for cremation at a cemetery but no big fancy funeral.
Instead of fycking wasting time on yt and being a hardcore soccer fan. How about actually worry about your future and concentrate on studies? You ain't a kid anymore. Nobody is going to spoonfeed you a successful life. Saying dumb shit like "I need someone who teaches math to me like he does" dude, I bet, you won't even study even in that scenario, if you actually wanted to study you would have researches other ways of getting hold of knowledge instead of getting an excuse such as "my math teacher was shit" Anyways I don't want to preach philosophy to a dumb teen. You'll end up as an average 9-5 Joe at this rate.
My daughter got her eyebrows tattooed about 4 years ago. They were brown, now they're purple. I told her not to do it. Now she has no money for a new tat to restore the color of her brows. Always listen to your Mama. Interesting information here. Thank you.
As someone who has about 40% of his epidermis covered in tattoos, I found this quite interesting. Also I appreciated the tone of the video. Very nice indeed. 👌🏼
I liked this video and have seen others that you've done. I'm a professor in a school of nursing, and I appreciate how you can explain A&P in a way that makes sense to a lay person - also appreciate the cadavers. One thing I was hoping you would touch on in this one is the heavy metals that are in all tattoo inks - each color has a predominance of a specific heavy metal. They have been linked to increased sensitivity in general in people, including joint replacements when they become necessary - that good ol' well-meaning inflammatory process.
This guys is really giving a great lesson. Sometimes, some of these things are not taught in school but with some good Samaritan like this guy, education becomes easy for those willing to learn Online about certain Realities which are not sometimes taught in school
Wait you guys don't learn where you're supposed to tattoo people? Like, i thought they explained to you "So be careful, don't get to the hypodermis, should be easy, remember we're working with the dermis here" or something like that
Now I know why my ankle tat is blurring loads! Lol The 1st part i had done nearly 30 yrs ago, it's well blurred. But the bit I had done bout 20yrs ago is holding up much better. & now I think bout it - 1st artist was more painful, hit alot of bone! 2nd artist was a much lighter touch. I just assumed all tat artist's learned about the dermis's, skin layers!?! Surely theyd want their art to last longer & still look good. I mean, thats how they get a lot of their customers!???
@@bubblegum5399 Agree guy i did my first arm sleeve at felt alot more cause he was alot more aggressive it wasnt too bad but more aggressive my left leg and right arm at other artists are holding alot better then my first sleeve over time and those artists were alot more gentle..
Not just the skin: "After tattooing, a part of the injected tattoo inks leaves the skin via the wounded surface. Pigment particles remain in the dermis and absorb light in a specific spectral range causing the color of the tattoo. Another fraction of the injected tattoo ink is removed from the skin passively via lymph or blood vessels or is actively transported by migrating cells. As a result, tattoo pigments are found in the local lymph nodes but are likely also transported to other organs such as liver, lungs or kidney. Experiments with mice suggest that pigment particles of tattoo suspensions are picked up by Kupffer cells inside the liver as indicated by the detection of particles via electron microscopy." "Tattoo inks are suspensions that may contain up to 100 different chemical compounds that may or may not be added intentionally. The coloring pigment is mixed with solvents, preservatives, and various other substances. Although they are injected into the human body, tattoo inks usually do not need to fulfill specific safety requirements in contrast to other substances that are inserted into the human body, such as medical drugs or implants. The exact list of ingredients, if known at all, depends on the practice of each manufacturer. Tattooists and beauticians purchase the tattoo inks directly from suppliers or through the internet ." "Potential hazardous properties of chemicals in tattoo inks include carcinogenic, immunotoxic, and sensitizing properties. Tattoo inks containing hazardous chemicals are frequently found on the European market. The major substances of concern detected in analyzed samples are polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) (43 %), primary aromatic amines (PAA) (14 %), heavy metals (9 %) and preservatives (6 %)." Additionally, German studies have found a that tattooed individuals have a higher rate of liver disease occurring within 10 yrs of tattooing.
Did those German studies note if the sample of tattooed individuals who had a higher rate of liver disease... also lived a wilder lifestyle that included alcohol consumption and/or other substances? I bet that's an important detail. Correlation does not equate to causation.
Immune system is more like - Wtf? Most of those tattoos are not using dyes that are human friendly and are often toxic to the body. If you choose to get one, choose someone that uses non-toxic dyes.
I think this "I can't get rid of it, so imma just keep it from spreading" makes sense. When I was a kid, I accidentally jammed a sharp pencil into my finger and underneath the skin of that finger, there's still a mark. So I essentially accidentally got a permanent pencil tattoo?
Same on my right middle finger where your joints near your palms are, i had this one very sharpened to hell pencil that i just poked my finger to feel its sharpness, someone bumped into my hand that i was holding the pencil so it pierced my finger, i wasn't able to bend my finger as it got pass my skin when i looked at it a bit closer, it's been years sine that happened and i can see a small black dot at the spot the pencil passed through
I’m taking Anatomy right now online and the definitions can be daunting, but the visuals you provide with breakdown makes learning relatively painless. THANK YOU.
I've also heard, in some people, ink may be going into the lymph system Lymph nodes Its similar to some women getting hair straightened and some goes below the dermis Not right away though Tattooing didn't get popular until early 90s
@tyrastarrweaver I think they keep them stored in embalming (?) fluid when not in use, as you can when they do the up-close shots a little bit of clear fluid on the body part, plus their gloves always get wet during the demo.
@@alguemaleatorio8713 I wouldn’t say it was for nothing. The video accomplishes exactly what it was meant to do, which is to teach you about tattoos in a more in depth way than what most people would normally be used to. You can also use some of the information in the video to maybe pass an anatomy or biology final, if you are in that circumstance (this is said as a generality, not directly specifically to you in case that was lost in translation). Yes, it’s a bit disappointing to not see the graph tattooed, but it was very likely just not an option.
And scarred! People these days are covered in so much ink they might as well have been dunked in blue ink and become Smurfs. I've spent 62-yrs trying to limit the number of scars on my body, unsuccessfully, and I sure as hell am not going to scar myself on purpose.
It's crazy to think how hes just playing with a piece of skin that was once on someone that walked around, went to work, did what we all do and now its just some slab.
It has always been about the content not the container. That's why Jesus could say what will a man gain if looses his soul after gaining the whole world??. Your soul and mine are of more value than our bodies because it will return to dust some day.
I can't believe I only just found this gem of a channel, I love the fact that real anatomy is shown here, it's super educational and I'm learning so much!
@@alejandroperez5368smart people don't get them. Look at these waterheads getting face tattoos these days because they have no personality and have very low IQ's
@@mastaw It is stated that the body is attacked, that's why there's inflammation. Plus, there's a never ending immunological defense against the stupid ink which shouldn't be there. Also, not all ink is confined in the skin, in fact, some does manage to reach lymph nodes, watch from 10:05 I'd rather have my immune system not doing extra work.
I've learned more about the human body watching just 5 videos from this channel than all of public education combined ever taught me. these videos are not only informative but entertaining and easy to understand! amazing work!
Not only is this an interesting video even for we the non tattooed, but potentially important information for those choosing a tattoo artist. Make sure the artist is experienced and knows this information so that you get a tattoo that is properly executed for the intended area of skin. Great presentation, well done.
Microbiologist/Geneticist/Pharmacologist here and tattoos have been happening for thousands of years without causing any problems in 99.9% of people that have had them, even done in unhygienic ways or with inks that contain metals like lead, arsenic, and mercury or other solid compounds. Still, the tiny amounts of ink used make this similar to levels that are in many things we ingest daily including water. Nowadays, tattoos are harmless if the artist is skilled and hygienic, using an antiseptic spray every five or so minutes, and if you aren't allergic to the ink (the most significant risk in a proper studio) or reactive to dyes, usually red which can irritate some people. This video is a bit dramatic; collagen is so abundant, and the inflammation is not that bad, especially if you are relaxed. We have inflammation at all times in the body, but we have an elaborate cellular process to deal with it, or we can even utilize compounds like ibuprofen that can make it minimize it. Tattoo ink does not contain plastics; it contains inorganic pigments such as carbon black, the most common, synthetic organic pigments as colorants (azo dyes or similar dyes), glycerol, ethyl or isopropyl alcohol, distilled water, and some brands use preservatives to reduce contamination risk and to add viscosity. The contaminants in some colors are metals that are discrete molecules or small solids in cheaper inks that do not get used much. The metal molecules are compounds such as iron oxide, chromium, selenium, aluminum, and titanium dioxide (although not in a lot of countries, as a lot of these things are illegal in most regions now). Occasionally, there is beryllium or antimony in trace amounts in some ink brands, depending on the laws in the country. Still, most do not have any toxic metals our cells and the immune system can't deal with in trace amounts, and many countries have banned them. Some of these are already endogenous or included in multivitamins to improve health, included in medications as fillers, vaccines, and other injectable pharmaceuticals as adjuvants and preservatives. Some of these sound nasty, but for comparison, our cells produce peroxide and formaldehyde and other things that lysosomes and other organelles can deal with. Our cellular system and genes can handle a lot and deal with corrupt or senescent cells, damaged or incorrect genes, inflammation due to aging, sunlight, and other natural stress, and more daily. We can even reduce or reverse these things with natural supplements or certain practices and change things epigenetically. I have several tattoos, including standard tattoos, traditional tattoos inked in Borneo/Sarawak with the manually tapped needle method, and I even have deep tissue tattoos where the needles are thicker and pushed much deeper, they create a scar, so if the ink fades or you get laser removal, it is still visible due to it being a scar because it is deep and essentially cut in. Tattoo aftercare is simple and hygienic with bepanthan cream or a high-quality tattoo cream that is made for tattoos and keeps the ink in whilst being antiseptic so no infection occurs. The key is don't get cheap tattoos and don't get them done by a professional artist who isn't both skilled and hygienic and look after it properly while it is healing, then you won't have any problems.
The Yakuza have resorted to purchasing livers in order to deal with their liver failure from full body tattoos. Tattoed skin does not sweat which can lead to liver toxicity and the need for liver transplant.
"You can think that's disgusting, but it's anatomy so it's technically under the classification of being 'awesome!'" 🤔...😁! That was precious! Ya gotta love it!
As a person with ADHD, i focused on this video like never. I don't get enough support to get something like homeschooling or individual teaching, but if I'm ever able to I hope to be teached by someone like you. Also, I love your excintement (I'm dyslexic) in voice and facial expression troughout the video.
nah it's because the sponsor is relatable to video's content. if it was something like "a new microwave oven!" that would've broke in the interest in the ad. some of these youtubers doesn't know this.
This dude just answered so many questions for me. Every time I get a tattoo I always sit there wondering how it all works and how it manages to stay intact
I recently saw an online dissection of tattoo lymph nodes, not pretty, black and green saturation, exactly the same colour as the ink used to create them.
I just had breast cancer surgery, I had dye injected into my breast and it travels to the first couple of lymph nodes under your arm, and dyes them blue. The surgeon them knows which are the first lymph nodes and can remove them to see I the cancer has spread.Thankfully for me it hadn’t spread
Im a tattoo artist and found this very interesting! Every time i felt i needed to comment something he would mention it, everything except why stretching the skin during a tattoo is so important? Its like drawing on a deflated balloon. If you dont stretch it out, it doesnt turn out right.
I’m not a science teacher or anything but my guess is that the dense cells on the epidermis creates crinkles in the skin and the tattoo tool needs smooth surface to properly glide the ink. It’s like trying to iron a shirt that came right out of the dryer without straighten it out- the iron wouldn’t be able to effectively smooth out the wrinkles without you straighten out the shirt
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@@whitemoonwolf13 definitely saniderm or something equivalent if you can get large enough sheets, its great stuff, antimicrobial (iirc), waterproof but breatheable, and can be left on for up to seven days without needing to be replaced. if you cant get it big enough, i reccommend tattoo goo's antibacterial soap and either vaseline intensive care (unscented), or original bag balm :)
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Yeah... I had to rewatch multiple parts of this video due to continually getting distracted by the patch of person. 🤣 I also kept hearing Dennis from IASIP yelling about turning Dee into skin luggage. Lmao
@Hanji My love well human are edible. Hannibal Lectors already attest to that. But not that skin. It's been treated by various chemical that might kill you later. If a painful death is something you like, you can eat it
This video isn’t necessarily saying tattoos are bad (relative term), but explaining how each anatomical layer works and why tattoos stay in place. As a medical double major myself, this was a simple refresher.
I find it rather disingenuous that a person that should know the human body better than most is saying tattoos are neither good nor bad. Especially when you know for a fact that the body’s immune system actively tries to get rid of them. How can anyone look at this and objectively say tattoos are good or not bad, especially when you realize they’re functionally useless? They do nothing except to elicit a certain aesthetic.
Saying that something is functionally useless only bc it serves a certain aesthetic purpose is to say that art is useless and unnecessary to humans. @@dukeonwheels
@@Laura-ob4om That’s reaching. Art is necessary. Tattoos are not. The human body and its design is a work of art in and of itself. Putting tattoos on it is akin to vandalizing a building with spray paint. But it’s even worse because you’re purposely introducing a foreign, inorganic substance into the body that it is not designed to break down. How the body responds to tattoos should be a telling indicator of how they should be treated.
I'm very prone to auto-immune problems and really just have an inflammatory reaction to pretty much anything. Prone to eczema, easily get heat rash, also just random pains and itches in general. I'm afraid getting a tattoo would just bother my body a little too much. EDIT: I love all the different comments you’re all sharing! (But the ones who think tattoos are ugly in general... that’s not what this is about and is kind of a useless thing to mention here.) And I really do think in the end, everyone is different and you’re the one who knows your body the best! To those suggesting a tiny swatch test; very clever idea! ;)
I’ve had a couple tattoos now, and I can personally attest to saniderm. Great product, and water proof, so you can shower with it. Great video, learned a lot about the anatomical side of tattoos.
This is what I am calling perfect teaching & knowledge transfer. Clear, understandable and freaking interesting. Even for a foreigner like me. It's a pleasure and joy to watch. You must have the luckiest students.
I feel exactly likewise, Adaobi. As a PhD graduate in communication sciences in speech therapy since 2019, till date I still feel like a student. I enjoy every bit of it. Very well presented 👍🏾 I’m Nigerian/British, btw 😊
They should start having people like this male passionate videos about various subjects and show them in schools. Teachers just play the videos and handout quizzes. RUclips taught me more than anything in school
@Brooke Buzzies yeah :// med students are rly used to cadavers bc we have to conduct experiments on them but putting a trigger warning would’ve been rly helpful
@Brooke Buzzies I think it would be reasonable to assume that on an anatomy channel, you’re going to see real human body parts. That’s kind of the point. The warning is in the very name of the channel. (Honestly not trying to sound rude. Just logical.)
Fascinating! I don’t desire a tattoo, but if you’re going to have one, it’s good to know what your tattoo artist should also know. Knowledge is s good thing!
My anatomy and physiology class in high school years ago was never this interesting. These guys do a great job explaining everything about the human body. Love these videos.
Yes, and think of how those white blood cells could be helping the body instead if there is ever any sickness/infection in the person's future lifetime.🤔😎✌🏽
@@vis-- I guess you are right, antigens produced for microbes that enter our body are only produced when the microbe actually enters it, but the only line here is that if your immunity system is already weak, the amount of antigens produced could be less and not be able to contain a virus/microbe
I had a medium sized upper arm tattoo disappear completely. Years later I had another done in nearly the same place and that one faded away completely as well. On number three now and the only thing I've learned is that tattoos get more expensive the older you get.
I knew a guy who couldn't keep red ink. All other colors held just fine with the expected aging, but not red ink. Maybe you guys have some weirdly strong white blood cells?
Are we gonna talk about how amazing this channel is in teaching us the correct information, not only that but he is able to use real body parts and human skin for the demonstrations
A party trick in our studio was guessing peoples lifestyles and jobs/careers by the makeup of their skin! We can tell a lot by someone's skin and the variety in how it is to work with and how it responds is huge and very interesting! I'm a decade in to tattooing and still come across new skin types and clients all the time!
One of the most important reasons to not get a tattoo is that the ink is not regulated, or controlled in any way by any government agency. You just don't know what they're putting under your skin. It could be automotive pigment, paint pigment, or who knows what.
OMG!!! As an esthetician, SMP specialist and microblader, this is such an AMAZING video and to see how the ink actually gets deposited in the dermis is mind blowing. 😍👏🏽. I’ll start sending this video to my clients to explain how SMP and microblading differ from tattooing. I ❤️ this channel.
I'll be glad, when tattoos are as temporary as a hair service, like "permanents" etc. If you want to keep it, get a youchuo, or let it completely fade It may even bring more money to tattoo artists
The presenters of this amazing channel/programme of education, are amazing. The jargon is authentic put in a sequence that’s so easy to understand and it’s sprinkled in a way that’s not overwhelming. Great presentations guys. I really enjoy watching you at work. There’s a real art to presenting without having to compromise the real terms.
Firstly, I think biology teachers should show this video in classes. It's super fascinating and will capture a kids' attention. Secondly this video has answered every question I've wanted to know about tattoos and then some. Thank you! 8mill views is not enough.
@@hooligansauce9652 I am talking about the whole system . Like the cells repairing itself and replacing everyday to keep us away from decay. Not just immune lol
That anime has a lot of potential... they should do more seasons... a drug addict cells... would be so eductational andmaybe add some story on the persons's body something like "Osmosis Jones" (Bill Murray like-character or so)
What does that cost, generally speaking, and does it cost more than getting the actual tattoo? I realize this is a broad question, but any information would be helpful. I assume it's multiple sessions depending on the ink choice too.
@@mkl5448 Cost depends on the size of the tattoo. I’m removing 4 small ones and it’s about $160 a session. I’ve had 5-6 sessions and might need one more (if I choose) So, yes, it’s more expensive than the tattoos I have.
This makes me wonder if a person with a lot of tattoos has a slightly weaker immune system since the body has to waste energy throwing white blood cells at the ink to contain it, and replacing those cells over time.
Well i have 2 tattoos on arms and since last year when i get my first tattoo and then second fww months later. Surprising my immunity system is way bwtter than it was before. + I losed good amount of weight and since start of last year i wasnt ill not even little , even though i runned in winter , or was out in rain or when wind was strong
So a tattooed persons white blood cells will just stay put, holding down that ink for all their life time? That's a full time job with no pay. That's punishment.
eh ya kidneys and liver and constantly dealing with the after effects of a good night, my white blood cells get to look rad for a while. Like cmon, a white blood cell colored black? SO much bragging rights
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I swear this guy just explained more to me than teachers ever did about the human anatomy
Right ?? And I was actually paying attention cause it was fun!
@@silc0420 Same !
I think it's because we chose to watch this not told to watch it
Teachers are not trying to garner views, likes and subs
That’s why you should take education into your own hands. School is not for smart people.
This guy seems so happy and passionate about educating people! His demeanor makes me want to keep watching
Indeed
I couldn't agree more...I decided to subscribe immediately after watching this video, and it's the first I've ever seen on his channel.
Thanks RUclips for recommending
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My mother donated her body to science out of nowhere. I’m watching these to try to come to terms and get more comfortable with it.
Your mother is amazing❤You should be so proud of her selfless act.
Every part of her will transform into cience, she will never die.
I feel for you. It's a bit grizzly
It is really cool that now she is helping people learn to heal and even save other people!
@@sandie157 I know she did a good thing but I’ve studied cadavers and the thought of it is unsettling I guess.
I remember a cadaver I had the opportunity learn from years ago. They had multiple tattoos on their body. Remember our TA pulling the skin back so we could see the tattoo on dermis. What we didn't expect was seeing evidence of the tattoo ink embedded in the muscle layer. It wasn't all of the tattoo but you could definitely make out the basic shape of the tattoo.
Must be powerful ink
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I was also hoping he'd show us a dissection of a piece of skin with a tattoo on it. The video was good, but that would have been more interesting imho - to actually see how deep tattoos go
From what you can tell, were these tattoos done in a shop, prison, or some tweakers basement?
@@volksweegan2784 the body was definitely very old at the time of death. The tattoos were not sharp like you would see in a newer tattoo. They looked decades old. Not sure if it was a shop or military. This was almost 20 years ago I saw them so my memory isn't exact. I just remember being shocked at seeing the tattoo on the muscle.
Summary: So a tatoo isn't just some drawing on your skin, all your cells (macrophages/white blood cells) in your skin are actually constantly working to contain the ink on the same spot because the cells can't get rid of it but don't want it to spread either.
O.O
so us having a tattoo bad for you?
@@whipped4tyun no
Thanx Luv 😘💋
Honestly this vid should be severely reduced to the length of this comment. 16 minutes of constant definitions and long drawn out explanations to just explain what you said.
Get yourself a tattoo artist who knows this. They will be more expensive, but care and expertise is always worth it.
Yes, a passionate tattoo artist will have taken a few anatomy courses!
@@jvanek8512 not even yourself? Oof
Getting a tattoo about yourself..on yourself... Seems a little conceded.
@@pink3puppy You mean conceited. :)
@@jvanek8512 no regerts
Would love to see what happens when you get stretch marks.
the dermis has tears, then scar tissue forms to fix it
You probably get dumped.
@@fvckyoutubescensorshipandt2718 lol okay toxic relationship and unrealistic body standards
@@lanie315 stay mad
@@CU08_ bc pointing out toxicity = being mad 😂
I served in the US Navy from 1964-1968 but never got a single tattoo. As a Hospital Corpsman (Medic) I learned a bit about what injecting ink into you skin can do and avoided them, even when I was a bit drunk.
Was there anything you learned that wasn’t mentioned in this video?
Good for you,,,,you made the right decision…..back in those days they used lead in their ink, I worked in a hospital and found out that because of the lead, you could not be in an X-ray machine for diagnostic purposes, because the lead would arc in the X-ray machine,,,,,I don’t know what they use now,,,,,,,I don’t have any tattoos either…..
Good job resisting peer pressure 👍
Wow 😊 happy 80th birthday 😊 when it arrives 👍 it sure is a different USA than 1964.
lead doesn't arc in an x-ray, we even use it to protect ourselves from x-rays
Why can't Life Science at school be like this though😭so practical and easy to understand
Cause school are paid by the government and they have to complicate everything that's simple
Fr I don’t remember one single thing I learned in science or any type of test u study for. It’s just memorizing shit that u gonna forget the next day. So pointless 🙄
Because kids are weak (2021!) and would tell they parents they're scared (dead bodies) and the parents would sue the schools.
#LOGIC
Maybe because the school teachers usually are not actual experts on the matter. They have general knowledge of what they teach, but many of them have never really worked on the field.
Those teachers don’t actually know anything
"Don't worry, I can handle criticism. I have pretty thick skin."
*The skin in question:* 14:35
Damn💀😭
Manny thick skin pardo
Oof😭🤚🏾
1000th like 😁
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8:48 It's amazing how the immune system works sometimes. Knowing it cannot remove the foreign substance, it isolate it so that it will not potentially harm or infect other areas of the body.
The human body and his anatomy is amazing ,the human body has been made to ressist almost everything and fight off anything ,we humans just under rate the human body ,but when you know those things ,the anatomy is just pure beauty
Where do you think it came from 👀
@@heisenberg9739 The stars
@@thelegacyofgaming2928 stick to gaming
@@heisenberg9739 Learn how to take a joke
this guy has the han solo hair style so obviously i trust him and everything he says
Why? I didn't get it..
You already have tattoos don’t you?
Just because of his hair??? 😂😂😂
@@samsophie6757 of course! ITS THE HAN SOLO HAIR CUT!! WHO WOULDNT TRUST THAT!!
lmaooo
Nothing makes you appreciate the human body and its systems more than spending a day in a medical cadaver lab. It's a real eye-opener!
If you can stand the smell.
That would be the creepiest shit on planet earth a room full of mutilated body’s, no thanks
You must be new
ohhh I thought you said in a medical cadaver.
I was like excuse me sir? inside of one?
had to read it 3 times to get it😫
@@elle4520 haha yeah imagine they have to climb inside and spend a whole day carrying it like putting your legs in the leg skin etc haha omg
Would love to see the anatomy of cellulites and scarring also.
I hope he sees your comment
Keloids! I had several.
@Randomstuff460 stay mad
@Randomstuff460 yuck to regular humans things? to science? people like you simply don’t like knowledge and want everything to be perfect when even you aren’t perfect
@@alicethemadrabbit1842 How did you get rid of them ? Because I have one on my ear
My tattoos have blown out and I always felt it was bc of the locations where my skin is thinner. Now I know, another great video. Honestly, I can't get enough of this channel atm!!
could you have Ehlers Danlos or hypermobility?
This is awesome! I'm donating my body to science when I die and I'm heavily tattooed, so I hope I'll delight at least a few students when they whip off the sheet to see an old lady covered in skull tattoos.
Hi Kyra, how are you doing?
That's awesome
Yep, your lymph nodes will have a lot of your ink… enjoy living with that
See students this Death occured via immune deficiency bcause of tattoo infections
@@PC-xv5uz dono about that , my dad is covered head to toe before it was "cool" and he NEVER gets sick just saying, he's almost 60
I love discovering articulate, straightforward, but not infantilized presentations of interesting topics. Subscribed!
Me too! Also subscribed. 👍🏼
You're not gonna like Dr. Sten Ekberg.
Umm okay😂
Hi Musigal, how are you doing?
Agreed! I prefer videos like this over infantilized videos of Kurzgesagt
During the natural healing process, the protein fiber collagen will begin to grow within the tattoo. This extra protein growth can make the skin of the tattoo feel tighter than usual👍
Facial tattoos to stay looking young and tight?
@forest butterfly yup... hate to break it to ya, but you're covered in the stuff... kinda creepy aye?
Can I cover a scar of my leg with tattoos
@@9299sara yes
@@lunamoon9737 thanks
My brother in law is a anthologist, one time while he was working in ER a patient came in with a gun shot wound the surgeon having to repair the wound damage had to cut open the tattoo laden victim and after sewing the patient back up did not get the tattoo realigned because of removed tissue. Needless to say the victim was more upset about the tattoo than being nearly killed from the gun shot.
Yup... If I were King for a day, tattoos and fake boobs would require a license and I would be the judge. Pretty women would be denied, "Poor Pirates" would be denied....
@@arcanondrum6543wow. How judgemental and selfish. You want to decide for other people based on what you personally find beatiful. If you want to create your perfect world, dont do it here. We dont care about what you find beautiful.
@@amberschippers601 Aww, it's okay Karen. You go comfort yourself with some more Pokemon music. I think beautiful women are more beautiful when they accept their bodies.
@@arcanondrum6543 Its okay you have your own preference about beauty. Date whoever you like. If you find woman ugly who want to change part of their body, thats all fine. You do you. ^-^
The disgusting thing is that you want to be the judge and decider on what others do with their bodies. Let others do the things they find beautiful, just like you do the things you find more beautiful.
And thanks. I really am enjoying my pokemon music. Pokemon Mystery Dungeon music is a great recommendation. ^-^
@@amberschippers601 Oh, I have bad news for you Karen. I not only want to be the Judge but I AM getting the job. Enjoy your doorbell music.
Whenever I see body parts that belonged to an actual person, I always ask myself "how did they die? Why did they choose to donate their body? What was their life like? What kind of person were they?"
😔❤
Probably someone who doesn't give a shit or someone who gives a lot of shit
My father considered it while on his deathbed. I think it was mainly to save money for funeral expenses so my mom would have more in the bank. But my son was employed at a medical research facility where a lot of these remains end up and I didn't want my dad cut up into bits as it was described to me and thrown into an incinerator anonymously . We opted for cremation at a cemetery but no big fancy funeral.
exactly my thoughts!
To think, they gave there body thinking it's for science. Instead it's for tattoos
I need someone who teaches me maths like this guys does this.
Khan Academy teaches math, and science, pretty well
Me too
Instead of fycking wasting time on yt and being a hardcore soccer fan. How about actually worry about your future and concentrate on studies?
You ain't a kid anymore. Nobody is going to spoonfeed you a successful life. Saying dumb shit like "I need someone who teaches math to me like he does" dude, I bet, you won't even study even in that scenario, if you actually wanted to study you would have researches other ways of getting hold of knowledge instead of getting an excuse such as "my math teacher was shit"
Anyways I don't want to preach philosophy to a dumb teen. You'll end up as an average 9-5 Joe at this rate.
Matt Parker, that is. (RUclips wont let me edit my comment to fix that 🤷♀️)
Shut up and learn
"We are gonna use REAL Human skin "
Me:Ah yes my favourite
So, we are seeing a real persons skin??
Mmm!!
@@bhekikriel5000 yes
How does he even get the bodies? 🤨
@@redio4539 I have been thinking the same. Also, how does one even get permission to show Human Skin to educate on this topic and post it on RUclips??
Dead body
My daughter got her eyebrows tattooed about 4 years ago. They were brown, now they're purple. I told her not to do it. Now she has no money for a new tat to restore the color of her brows. Always listen to your Mama. Interesting information here. Thank you.
She could get them removed.
As someone who has about 40% of his epidermis covered in tattoos, I found this quite interesting. Also I appreciated the tone of the video. Very nice indeed. 👌🏼
*me waiting for him to actually tattoo the skin*
Same.
did he? been skipping but can't find it
@@AnimeTVNumber1 no
fr like just get to the point lolz
I already zoned out 😂
“It’s anatomy. So technically it’s under the classification of being awesome” 👏🏼
Love this dude! 😅
Well, anatomy is all he does. Let's hope he's excited about it.
I’ve been tattooing 7 years and this was fascinating. I always knew the basics but this really helps to visualize it
I liked this video and have seen others that you've done. I'm a professor in a school of nursing, and I appreciate how you can explain A&P in a way that makes sense to a lay person - also appreciate the cadavers. One thing I was hoping you would touch on in this one is the heavy metals that are in all tattoo inks - each color has a predominance of a specific heavy metal. They have been linked to increased sensitivity in general in people, including joint replacements when they become necessary - that good ol' well-meaning inflammatory process.
Hy am a nurse too
Glad you mentioned this.
Feels like I'm back on Histology class but this time I'm actually paying attention
Feels like me..
Same for me in math & history
I always did like biology!!
Fr tho
Ikr
This guys is really giving a great lesson. Sometimes, some of these things are not taught in school but with some good Samaritan like this guy, education becomes easy for those willing to learn Online about certain Realities which are not sometimes taught in school
Just need to learn how to pay attention in person instead of a video lol
It’s taught in higher education
I am tattoo artist. And this, is one of the most useful and interesting videos about tattoo´s in RUclips. Very well explained!!!
Wait you guys don't learn where you're supposed to tattoo people? Like, i thought they explained to you "So be careful, don't get to the hypodermis, should be easy, remember we're working with the dermis here" or something like that
Now I know why my ankle tat is blurring loads! Lol
The 1st part i had done nearly 30 yrs ago, it's well blurred. But the bit I had done bout 20yrs ago is holding up much better.
& now I think bout it - 1st artist was more painful, hit alot of bone! 2nd artist was a much lighter touch.
I just assumed all tat artist's learned about the dermis's, skin layers!?!
Surely theyd want their art to last longer & still look good. I mean, thats how they get a lot of their customers!???
@@karpy8265 they're not scientists, they're just like hairdressers
@@bubblegum5399 Agree guy i did my first arm sleeve at felt alot more cause he was alot more aggressive it wasnt too bad but more aggressive my left leg and right arm at other artists are holding alot better then my first sleeve over time and those artists were alot more gentle..
I have over 135 tattoos and didn't feel a thing. I just love pain. I'm just used to it.😂
Not just the skin:
"After tattooing, a part of the injected tattoo inks leaves the skin via the wounded surface. Pigment particles remain in the dermis and absorb light in a specific spectral range causing the color of the tattoo. Another fraction of the injected tattoo ink is removed from the skin passively via lymph or blood vessels or is actively transported by migrating cells. As a result, tattoo pigments are found in the local lymph nodes but are likely also transported to other organs such as liver, lungs or kidney. Experiments with mice suggest that pigment particles of tattoo suspensions are picked up by Kupffer cells inside the liver as indicated by the detection of particles via electron microscopy."
"Tattoo inks are suspensions that may contain up to 100 different chemical compounds that may or may not be added intentionally. The coloring pigment is mixed with solvents, preservatives, and various other substances. Although they are injected into the human body, tattoo inks usually do not need to fulfill specific safety requirements in contrast to other substances that are inserted into the human body, such as medical drugs or implants. The exact list of ingredients, if known at all, depends on the practice of each manufacturer. Tattooists and beauticians purchase the tattoo inks directly from suppliers or through the internet ."
"Potential hazardous properties of chemicals in tattoo inks include carcinogenic, immunotoxic, and sensitizing properties. Tattoo inks containing hazardous chemicals are frequently found on the European market. The major substances of concern detected in analyzed samples are polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) (43 %), primary aromatic amines (PAA) (14 %), heavy metals (9 %) and preservatives (6 %)."
Additionally, German studies have found a that tattooed individuals have a higher rate of liver disease occurring within 10 yrs of tattooing.
Did those German studies note if the sample of tattooed individuals who had a higher rate of liver disease... also lived a wilder lifestyle that included alcohol consumption and/or other substances? I bet that's an important detail. Correlation does not equate to causation.
Everything kills you man might as well be happy
@@brianernst2081 so stupid...and you'll understand why when you're dying painfully at a young age,
wishing you had made better decisions.
You basically said nothing. The tattoo is a residual stuff. It doesnt cause anything doesnt interfere with anything and doesnt do anything.
People in the comments freaking out about some human skin, y'all realize there are 2 cadavers on the tables behind him the entire video
Yeah lmao
Love it!!
I didn't but NOW I DO 😭
😂😂😂
I was too interested in what he was talking about. Neat to see the real skin that way.
Tattoo needle: **proceeds to inject ink into the dermis**
Immune system: Are you sure about that?
Quality cellular discourse.
Bahahah
Hmm, in covid era
Immune system is more like - Wtf? Most of those tattoos are not using dyes that are human friendly and are often toxic to the body. If you choose to get one, choose someone that uses non-toxic dyes.
@@timothymast339 there isnt. so that is why i am against tattoos
This guy be like, "You might ask.."
Me: No I don't have that brain
hey ahahaha i saw ur pro pic and like so u know kpop rightt DONT U THINK THIS GUYS KINDA LOOKS LIKE HUENING KAI? no? ahahah from TXT
Out lectures ask 🤣🤣🤣
@@hrzye Huening Kai is half German ..so he has diff. features than a normal Korean...maybe that's y
@@hrzye I just noticed. nicee
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I’ve been a professional Tattoo Artist for 28 years and I find this video. Very fascinating. Thanks for putting it out there.❤❤❤❤
I think this "I can't get rid of it, so imma just keep it from spreading" makes sense. When I was a kid, I accidentally jammed a sharp pencil into my finger and underneath the skin of that finger, there's still a mark. So I essentially accidentally got a permanent pencil tattoo?
Did the same thing on my leg, lmao
I stepped on a pencil a few years ago and it somehow went around my foot and stabbed me right below my big toe. I also gave myself a pencil tattoo.
Pencil tattoo gang
Same on my right middle finger where your joints near your palms are, i had this one very sharpened to hell pencil that i just poked my finger to feel its sharpness, someone bumped into my hand that i was holding the pencil so it pierced my finger, i wasn't able to bend my finger as it got pass my skin when i looked at it a bit closer, it's been years sine that happened and i can see a small black dot at the spot the pencil passed through
@@alexis_electronic ha my leg too. Happen in the 3rd grade. 18 years later it's still there
I’m taking Anatomy right now online and the definitions can be daunting, but the visuals you provide with breakdown makes learning relatively painless. THANK YOU.
Well can you answer this question for me please?! How don’t these parts of the dead not decompose like they would normally?!
@@tyrastarrweaver the cadavers are already embalmed before they do the procedure.
I've also heard, in some people, ink may be going into the lymph system
Lymph nodes
Its similar to some women getting hair straightened and some goes below the dermis
Not right away though
Tattooing didn't get popular until early 90s
Lies again? True Anal Remove Pain
@tyrastarrweaver I think they keep them stored in embalming (?) fluid when not in use, as you can when they do the up-close shots a little bit of clear fluid on the body part, plus their gloves always get wet during the demo.
Why did I think he was gonna actually tattoo the skin
Bamboozled
Duped
I thought the same 😪
He won't? Ugh. Disappointing.
Just talk talk talk talk for nothing.
@@alguemaleatorio8713 I wouldn’t say it was for nothing. The video accomplishes exactly what it was meant to do, which is to teach you about tattoos in a more in depth way than what most people would normally be used to. You can also use some of the information in the video to maybe pass an anatomy or biology final, if you are in that circumstance (this is said as a generality, not directly specifically to you in case that was lost in translation).
Yes, it’s a bit disappointing to not see the graph tattooed, but it was very likely just not an option.
I love my skin just the way it is, spotty and wrinkly.
I just my first tattoo and the healing is not going great so yep keep loving your skin the way it is I payed 650 for this pain haha 😂
And scarred! People these days are covered in so much ink they might as well have been dunked in blue ink and become Smurfs. I've spent 62-yrs trying to limit the number of scars on my body, unsuccessfully, and I sure as hell am not going to scar myself on purpose.
This video is exactly suggested to me the right period, when am planning to get a tattoo and now I have a scientific understanding of it, very awesome
It's crazy to think how hes just playing with a piece of skin that was once on someone that walked around, went to work, did what we all do and now its just some slab.
It has always been about the content not the container. That's why Jesus could say what will a man gain if looses his soul after gaining the whole world??. Your soul and mine are of more value than our bodies because it will return to dust some day.
He's not playing with it, he's using as an instrument to teach about the human body
Yes, it strikes home, doesn't it? How short our lives really are.
@@TheBNCyo you know damn well what I meant, now go away.
@@sandie157 very much so!!
Who else learned more here than in school during covid
😗✋ meee
Ooof
I learned more here than school without covid
that’s the power of learning from someone who is actually passionate about what they’re teaching!
Well, I learned to write and read from school..
The way he explains things is so cool. I just got my first tattoos and now I'm scared xd but i did learn a lot here. Love this channel.
Wow, a sponsor that’s actually relevant to the topic. You’ve achieved greatness
He probably made the video around the sponsor, but the video is so well done you don't even notice
I can't believe I only just found this gem of a channel, I love the fact that real anatomy is shown here, it's super educational and I'm learning so much!
"Beauty is only skin deep, but ugliness goes clean to the bone." - anonymous
Me. I said that. That's my quote.
it was dorothy parker dh
ruclips.net/video/1UV_G5xrEEA/видео.html
Good part if not most of the conventional beauty comes from bone structure
@@lindseysloan8735 😂😂💀♥️
I just can't imagine doing this to my body. This was a great lesson and thank you!!
This is the video "tattoo artists" would rather a smart person didn't watch.
@@alejandroperez5368 That is for sure!!
@@alejandroperez5368smart people don't get them. Look at these waterheads getting face tattoos these days because they have no personality and have very low IQ's
@@alejandroperez5368There is nothing negative about tattoos in this video though?
@@mastaw It is stated that the body is attacked, that's why there's inflammation. Plus, there's a never ending immunological defense against the stupid ink which shouldn't be there. Also, not all ink is confined in the skin, in fact, some does manage to reach lymph nodes, watch from 10:05
I'd rather have my immune system not doing extra work.
The fact that you made this in 16 minutes and explained everything amazingly
I've learned more about the human body watching just 5 videos from this channel than all of public education combined ever taught me. these videos are not only informative but entertaining and easy to understand! amazing work!
Not only is this an interesting video even for we the non tattooed, but potentially important information for those choosing a tattoo artist. Make sure the artist is experienced and knows this information so that you get a tattoo that is properly executed for the intended area of skin. Great presentation, well done.
If you do no color. I won't but I understand others
Microbiologist/Geneticist/Pharmacologist here and tattoos have been happening for thousands of years without causing any problems in 99.9% of people that have had them, even done in unhygienic ways or with inks that contain metals like lead, arsenic, and mercury or other solid compounds. Still, the tiny amounts of ink used make this similar to levels that are in many things we ingest daily including water. Nowadays, tattoos are harmless if the artist is skilled and hygienic, using an antiseptic spray every five or so minutes, and if you aren't allergic to the ink (the most significant risk in a proper studio) or reactive to dyes, usually red which can irritate some people. This video is a bit dramatic; collagen is so abundant, and the inflammation is not that bad, especially if you are relaxed. We have inflammation at all times in the body, but we have an elaborate cellular process to deal with it, or we can even utilize compounds like ibuprofen that can make it minimize it. Tattoo ink does not contain plastics; it contains inorganic pigments such as carbon black, the most common, synthetic organic pigments as colorants (azo dyes or similar dyes), glycerol, ethyl or isopropyl alcohol, distilled water, and some brands use preservatives to reduce contamination risk and to add viscosity. The contaminants in some colors are metals that are discrete molecules or small solids in cheaper inks that do not get used much. The metal molecules are compounds such as iron oxide, chromium, selenium, aluminum, and titanium dioxide (although not in a lot of countries, as a lot of these things are illegal in most regions now). Occasionally, there is beryllium or antimony in trace amounts in some ink brands, depending on the laws in the country. Still, most do not have any toxic metals our cells and the immune system can't deal with in trace amounts, and many countries have banned them. Some of these are already endogenous or included in multivitamins to improve health, included in medications as fillers, vaccines, and other injectable pharmaceuticals as adjuvants and preservatives. Some of these sound nasty, but for comparison, our cells produce peroxide and formaldehyde and other things that lysosomes and other organelles can deal with. Our cellular system and genes can handle a lot and deal with corrupt or senescent cells, damaged or incorrect genes, inflammation due to aging, sunlight, and other natural stress, and more daily. We can even reduce or reverse these things with natural supplements or certain practices and change things epigenetically. I have several tattoos, including standard tattoos, traditional tattoos inked in Borneo/Sarawak with the manually tapped needle method, and I even have deep tissue tattoos where the needles are thicker and pushed much deeper, they create a scar, so if the ink fades or you get laser removal, it is still visible due to it being a scar because it is deep and essentially cut in. Tattoo aftercare is simple and hygienic with bepanthan cream or a high-quality tattoo cream that is made for tattoos and keeps the ink in whilst being antiseptic so no infection occurs. The key is don't get cheap tattoos and don't get them done by a professional artist who isn't both skilled and hygienic and look after it properly while it is healing, then you won't have any problems.
The Yakuza have resorted to purchasing livers in order to deal with their liver failure from full body tattoos. Tattoed skin does not sweat which can lead to liver toxicity and the need for liver transplant.
Keep telling yourself all of that and maybe it will come true
"It's anatomy so it's under the classification of being awesome" love it
"You can think that's disgusting, but it's anatomy so it's technically under the classification of being 'awesome!'" 🤔...😁! That was precious! Ya gotta love it!
Reading your comment just as he said it 🤣
This guy ecplained what my teachers took a month to explain in 16 minutes.
My teacher didnt takr the time to teach me to spell
@@watamote311 😆
@@watamote311 that’s your parents jog as well, your parents or whoever raised you failed you
@@ruthlessog9098 Then teach the kids to parent- Seriously, our school systems has failed us. Just do your research, Mate.
Your English Teacher also failed you. Lol. Your sentence should be, "This guy explained in 16 minutes, what my teachers took a month to explain."
As a person with ADHD, i focused on this video like never. I don't get enough support to get something like homeschooling or individual teaching, but if I'm ever able to I hope to be teached by someone like you. Also, I love your excintement (I'm dyslexic) in voice and facial expression troughout the video.
This guy by chance explained a whole chapter of anatomy I was struggling with
This guy literally made me believe he was my best friend and sold the heck out of that sponsored brand to me.
nah it's because the sponsor is relatable to video's content. if it was something like "a new microwave oven!" that would've broke in the interest in the ad. some of these youtubers doesn't know this.
Same I was shook and kinda hurt lmfao
This dude just answered so many questions for me. Every time I get a tattoo I always sit there wondering how it all works and how it manages to stay intact
I honestly watched this because of Jungkook.🤣 Hi army! 💜
@@shanana04 Me too
I like the lack of judgement in this video. I've seen a few similar videos that were very judgemental of tattoos.
It's weird seeing a human skin like a piece of leather. It give me the hibbie jibbies.
Me Too Dude
I thought it was leather in the thumbnail, but then I was like oh.....no. Just weird to think about.
It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again.
Where are they getting the skin?
@@nervoussips2622 From donors
I recently saw an online dissection of tattoo lymph nodes, not pretty, black and green saturation, exactly the same colour as the ink used to create them.
I didn't quite get how it got into the lymph nodes in the first place. Can u please explain
@@rainbowdash6835 see 3:32 in the following video (turn on subtitles, auto-translate to English): ruclips.net/video/owRipvSen48/видео.html
Much appreciated!
I just had breast cancer surgery, I had dye injected into my breast and it travels to the first couple of lymph nodes under your arm, and dyes them blue. The surgeon them knows which are the first lymph nodes and can remove them to see I the cancer has spread.Thankfully for me it hadn’t spread
@@rainbowdash6835 go to min 10:00
the guy looks happy when he's explaining. I guess he just loves human anatomy 😀😀
It’s my major and yeah they all love it haha
Full Metal Alchemist
Yea 😩❤
Yeah he loves what he’s doing
Joel Osteen Tattoo version
I have 23 tattoos and I found this very informative, thank you.
Im a tattoo artist and found this very interesting! Every time i felt i needed to comment something he would mention it, everything except why stretching the skin during a tattoo is so important? Its like drawing on a deflated balloon. If you dont stretch it out, it doesnt turn out right.
That makes sense! I've used a sharpie on a balloon & then inflated it for sure
Wow
Could that be explained or?..
I’m not a science teacher or anything but my guess is that the dense cells on the epidermis creates crinkles in the skin and the tattoo tool needs smooth surface to properly glide the ink. It’s like trying to iron a shirt that came right out of the dryer without straighten it out- the iron wouldn’t be able to effectively smooth out the wrinkles without you straighten out the shirt
@MStay lit it’s not bad, it’s not exactly good either but the trauma it produces are tolerable for our anatomy
saniderm's wound dressings really are magic for tattoo aftercare, i was so excited seeing that sponsorship! ive got several tattoos and used all different aftercare methods, and saniderm/tegaderm is by far my favorite. so comfortable, breatheable, and makes my skin so happy during the healing process. it seems to even reduce swelling, pain, and itching during tattoo healing too. very cool to see them sponsor your content!
Glad to hear that! We love Saniderm!!
Thank you for the love @Kippy!!! We're glad you like our product!!
fuck and i've just been using jergen's. i'm getting another thigh tattoo at the end of the summer, anything you would recommend?
@@whitemoonwolf13 definitely saniderm or something equivalent if you can get large enough sheets, its great stuff, antimicrobial (iirc), waterproof but breatheable, and can be left on for up to seven days without needing to be replaced. if you cant get it big enough, i reccommend tattoo goo's antibacterial soap and either vaseline intensive care (unscented), or original bag balm :)
@@whitemoonwolf13 Hey there! Like Kippy has said, Saniderm is a great way to heal your fresh tattoo. Saniderm uses a process called wet healing and, by doing this, speeds up the healing process, reduces itching and scabbing. The recommended instructions are to keep the first piece on for 24 hours since this will fill up with plasma. Take the first piece off, wash with antibacterial soap (Saniderm sells foam soap), pat dry, and replace it with another piece. That piece can stay on for 4-6 days. Afterwards, you can use moisturizer, like our all natural Sanibalm, to keep your tattoo hydrated for years to come! Hope this helps 🙌
Everyone getting educated and me thinking
“That’s a nice square of human leather , is it soft?” I don’t know why
Yeah... I had to rewatch multiple parts of this video due to continually getting distracted by the patch of person. 🤣 I also kept hearing Dennis from IASIP yelling about turning Dee into skin luggage. Lmao
Heheheehahahahahehe hee hoo :3
😄😄😄
Hahaaaaaaa🤣🤣🤣
@Hanji My love well human are edible. Hannibal Lectors already attest to that. But not that skin. It's been treated by various chemical that might kill you later. If a painful death is something you like, you can eat it
This video isn’t necessarily saying tattoos are bad (relative term), but explaining how each anatomical layer works and why tattoos stay in place.
As a medical double major myself, this was a simple refresher.
Tattoos are bad!
I find it rather disingenuous that a person that should know the human body better than most is saying tattoos are neither good nor bad. Especially when you know for a fact that the body’s immune system actively tries to get rid of them.
How can anyone look at this and objectively say tattoos are good or not bad, especially when you realize they’re functionally useless? They do nothing except to elicit a certain aesthetic.
Saying that something is functionally useless only bc it serves a certain aesthetic purpose is to say that art is useless and unnecessary to humans. @@dukeonwheels
@@Laura-ob4om That’s reaching. Art is necessary. Tattoos are not. The human body and its design is a work of art in and of itself. Putting tattoos on it is akin to vandalizing a building with spray paint. But it’s even worse because you’re purposely introducing a foreign, inorganic substance into the body that it is not designed to break down. How the body responds to tattoos should be a telling indicator of how they should be treated.
Someday those who have tattoo become zombie 😂😂
Title: "What Tattoos do to the Skin."
Video be like:
10% tatoo does to the body
90% extra skin lessons
well ig u have to understand the skin more before learning about what tattooing does to the body
And we love it
coz you need concepts to fully understand it
And a commercial
I’m faded this guy Fr tricked me into learning the anatomy of skin tissue 😂
I'm very prone to auto-immune problems and really just have an inflammatory reaction to pretty much anything. Prone to eczema, easily get heat rash, also just random pains and itches in general. I'm afraid getting a tattoo would just bother my body a little too much.
EDIT: I love all the different comments you’re all sharing! (But the ones who think tattoos are ugly in general... that’s not what this is about and is kind of a useless thing to mention here.) And I really do think in the end, everyone is different and you’re the one who knows your body the best! To those suggesting a tiny swatch test; very clever idea! ;)
No one asked.
@@f2p945 dude who pissed in your cereal?
@@ironfreakinmaiden right? he should just stop measuring it, he'd likely be way less of a butt.
I get it. I'm exactly the same way. Actually I was kind of floored when I read your comment.
You ever seen an allergic reaction to a tattoo? Its pretty rough. I would trust your gut instinct.
Every student needs a teacher like him, who will explain so thoroughly
This is not really a lecture, tho. It's just technical entertainment.
I’ve had a couple tattoos now, and I can personally attest to saniderm. Great product, and water proof, so you can shower with it. Great video, learned a lot about the anatomical side of tattoos.
This is what I am calling perfect teaching & knowledge transfer. Clear, understandable and freaking interesting. Even for a foreigner like me. It's a pleasure and joy to watch. You must have the luckiest students.
I have learnt so much from this. It made me fall in love with science all over again after graduating university for over 5 years now.
I feel exactly likewise, Adaobi. As a PhD graduate in communication sciences in speech therapy since 2019, till date I still feel like a student. I enjoy every bit of it. Very well presented 👍🏾
I’m Nigerian/British, btw 😊
“But it’s anatomy so it’s technically is under the classification of being awesome”
yea
Mantap 👍🏼
@Regular Gamer No I don’t like men but thanks for the offer
Best quote ever
This a very educational video. I've been tattooing for 27 years now and I found it awesome.
he talks about it with so much passion unlike most teachers which just made very interested in anatomy
They should start having people like this male passionate videos about various subjects and show them in schools. Teachers just play the videos and handout quizzes. RUclips taught me more than anything in school
Everyone: learning the science behind tattooing
Me: omg is that skin real???
😆😆me too
it’s from a cadaver or a corpse
@Brooke Buzzies yeah :// med students are rly used to cadavers bc we have to conduct experiments on them but putting a trigger warning would’ve been rly helpful
@Brooke Buzzies I think it would be reasonable to assume that on an anatomy channel, you’re going to see real human body parts. That’s kind of the point. The warning is in the very name of the channel. (Honestly not trying to sound rude. Just logical.)
@Brooke Buzzies Well, sounds like you already know what anatomy channels are appropriate for your sensitivities.
Fascinating! I don’t desire a tattoo, but if you’re going to have one, it’s good to know what your tattoo artist should also know. Knowledge is s good thing!
My anatomy and physiology class in high school years ago was never this interesting. These guys do a great job explaining everything about the human body. Love these videos.
Kinda helps when you have a whole cadaver lab at your disposal.
Press "F" for all the white blood cells that got assigned to hold the tattoo.
F 😂
Yes, and think of how those white blood cells could be helping the body instead if there is ever any sickness/infection in the person's future lifetime.🤔😎✌🏽
@@Aaron-TheHandsome fuck it dude tattoos are rad
@@vis-- I guess you are right, antigens produced for microbes that enter our body are only produced when the microbe actually enters it, but the only line here is that if your immunity system is already weak, the amount of antigens produced could be less and not be able to contain a virus/microbe
so no i don’t think having tattoos would affect the efficiency of other white blood cells when there’s an infection
I had a medium sized upper arm tattoo disappear completely. Years later I had another done in nearly the same place and that one faded away completely as well. On number three now and the only thing I've learned is that tattoos get more expensive the older you get.
I knew a guy who couldn't keep red ink. All other colors held just fine with the expected aging, but not red ink. Maybe you guys have some weirdly strong white blood cells?
"stop...get some help"
Stab wounds stay forever. Ugly 50yrs ago. Ugly now. Guy didn't charge me to do it
You are poising yourself.
That's inflation for you.
Thank you. I did not know this. I will now proceed to live the rest of my life not regretting that I never got a tattoo.
Are we gonna talk about how amazing this channel is in teaching us the correct information, not only that but he is able to use real body parts and human skin for the demonstrations
It's crazy how I learn more in a youtube video than I do in biology and an actual health science class
never thought about tattoo artists having to take into account varying skin thickness before! Very interesting :D
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A party trick in our studio was guessing peoples lifestyles and jobs/careers by the makeup of their skin!
We can tell a lot by someone's skin and the variety in how it is to work with and how it responds is huge and very interesting! I'm a decade in to tattooing and still come across new skin types and clients all the time!
One of the most important reasons to not get a tattoo is that the ink is not regulated, or controlled in any way by any government agency. You just don't know what they're putting under your skin. It could be automotive pigment, paint pigment, or who knows what.
I'd be more worried about the food we eat every day, bud. Much, much worse for you
OMG!!! As an esthetician, SMP specialist and microblader, this is such an AMAZING video and to see how the ink actually gets deposited in the dermis is mind blowing. 😍👏🏽. I’ll start sending this video to my clients to explain how SMP and microblading differ from tattooing. I ❤️ this channel.
I have microblading and no tattoos .
I'll be glad, when tattoos are as temporary as a hair service, like "permanents" etc.
If you want to keep it, get a youchuo, or let it completely fade
It may even bring more money to tattoo artists
The presenters of this amazing channel/programme of education, are amazing.
The jargon is authentic put in a sequence that’s so easy to understand and it’s sprinkled in a way that’s not overwhelming.
Great presentations guys. I really enjoy watching you at work. There’s a real art to presenting without having to compromise the real terms.
Firstly, I think biology teachers should show this video in classes. It's super fascinating and will capture a kids' attention. Secondly this video has answered every question I've wanted to know about tattoos and then some. Thank you! 8mill views is not enough.
Very interesting, especially about skin thickness and blowout. Tatooing requires much more knowledge and finesse than I originally thought.
is it bad that I kinda feel sad for the body trying to protect me so much😭🥺
take good care of it ❤️
You'd probably be sadder if it didn't
@@hooligansauce9652 I would probably be dead faster than sad
@@78_mary31 not necessarily there are plenty of people immune deficiencies, and other health issues. Aids is a thing.
@@hooligansauce9652 I am talking about the whole system . Like the cells repairing itself and replacing everyday to keep us away from decay. Not just immune lol
Now i I wanna see how the cells in “Cells at Work” would react to being inked
That sounds like a great idea!
That anime has a lot of potential... they should do more seasons... a drug addict cells... would be so eductational andmaybe add some story on the persons's body something like "Osmosis Jones" (Bill Murray like-character or so)
OMG YES
@@PippeML so sorta of like code black?
For real
I’ve been in the process of getting tattoos removed. I’d love to hear how removal happens/works 😊
I asked him to explain that as well. I just completed 10 rounds of the PICO Laser removal and mine is 95% gone.
Yup! Mine is about 90% gone now lol
I’ve been procrastinating on what could/should be my last session. The pain sucks even with numbing lol
What does that cost, generally speaking, and does it cost more than getting the actual tattoo? I realize this is a broad question, but any information would be helpful. I assume it's multiple sessions depending on the ink choice too.
@@mkl5448
Cost depends on the size of the tattoo. I’m removing 4 small ones and it’s about $160 a session. I’ve had 5-6 sessions and might need one more (if I choose) So, yes, it’s more expensive than the tattoos I have.
2:00 in order to get your close up to get into focus, you must put an object behind the subject "skin/epidermis".
This makes me wonder if a person with a lot of tattoos has a slightly weaker immune system since the body has to waste energy throwing white blood cells at the ink to contain it, and replacing those cells over time.
Your body is a mechanism meaning your immune system never stops working irregardless of what it is especially something it's commonly used to /seeing
I had the same thought.
Well i have 2 tattoos on arms and since last year when i get my first tattoo and then second fww months later. Surprising my immunity system is way bwtter than it was before. + I losed good amount of weight and since start of last year i wasnt ill not even little , even though i runned in winter , or was out in rain or when wind was strong
@@redeye8386yiu must've live healthy enough before?
@@AstroNero. nah was fat and didnt exercise back then
So a tattooed persons white blood cells will just stay put, holding down that ink for all their life time? That's a full time job with no pay. That's punishment.
eh ya kidneys and liver and constantly dealing with the after effects of a good night, my white blood cells get to look rad for a while. Like cmon, a white blood cell colored black? SO much bragging rights
Hey, I've even got pink ones! (Cherry blossom) Think of it more like a lifelong flash mob. 😂
So *that's* why my body hates me... 🤔😂
@@daddybendover69 Oh yeah im destroying my body using drugs, tats, piercings, you name it. Im so raad yo!
@@HH-ni5hm lol you're not clever
If this guy was my teacher at school, I’d probably be a doctor by now.