Health Matters - Tattoo Inspections

In this installment of Health Matters, New Hanover County Health Department's Jeff Suggs walks us through the inspection process for Tattoo studios and provides insight on just how important it is to choose your studio wisely.

[@Voltage343]

Very clear got all the fundamentals

[@breannathompson6424]

Thank you for making this. Still clear and informative in 2024

[@brentcrude8153]

Fundamental info presented in a clear and straightforward manner by knowledgable professionals - this was very helpful...thank you for posting it.

[@HeyNoneSense]

Thank you for this video. This right here was so important and informative for me, because of all the research I'm doing to open my Tattoo shop. Thanks very much.

[@brandonproctor3639]

Awesome and very knowledgeable video. Thanks for posting!

[@rain7096]

👍

[@westcoasttattoostudiosrilanka]

if you shown the tattoo macines cleaning system. tissue or liquid any thing like you shown the autoclave process will be much better

[@CarloS-dc9zm]

Very knowledgeable professional

[@LaDeeDah]

Great video

[@Scoobieish]

Nothing is mentioned about wiping down machines after use. And those nasty reused rubberbands which catch spatter. If you are going as far as sterile banages why not require distilled water in soap bottle. Notice no splash guards around sink to scrub instruments. Note: A lot of tattoo artist will take a paper towel and use it as a barrier while they are handling tattoo ink bottles which is nasty and a paper towel is not a barrier.

[@AmericanPsyCo.]

It is if you toss the towel after it's SINGLE use...

[@Turjak_art]

so funny this american law "wash hands 5 min long", seems for me very healthy for your hands

[@laserbeast8020]

the dude says while his speech is making him spit particulates EVERYWHERE. put a mask on dude.