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Last updated: 2026-10-25 18:27 UTC

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Latest video: 2026-10-02

Slowly but surely getting more things on my walls. My bestie @Megan Cross got me half the stuff on my walls and a salt lamp. #studio #leandertx #paramedicaltattooartist

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Slowly but surely getting more things on my walls. My bestie @Megan Cross got me half the stuff on my walls and a salt lamp. #studio #leandertx #paramedicaltattooartist

Replying to @darklordofthesithmarr How old does a scar need to be before scar revision? 👀 This is one of the questions I get asked the most — and the answer isn’t just about how many months have passed. Generally, I want a scar to be fully healed and mature before working on it, which is often around 12 months and sometimes longer. A scar can look completely healed on the surface while it’s still changing underneath. That’s why I look at more than just the age of the scar — color, texture, whether it’s raised, and whether it’s still actively changing all matter. Every scar is different. 🤍 Not sure if yours is ready? Send me a message or book a consultation and I can take a look. 📍 Fort Ink | Leander, TX #ScarRevision #ScarTreatment #ParamedicalTattoo #ScarCamouflage #AustinTX

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Replying to @darklordofthesithmarr How old does a scar need to be before scar revision? 👀 This is one of the questions I get asked the most — and the answer isn’t just about how many months have passed. Generally, I want a scar to be fully healed and mature before working on it, which is often around 12 months and sometimes longer. A scar can look completely healed on the surface while it’s still changing underneath. That’s why I look at more than just the age of the scar — color, texture, whether it’s raised, and whether it’s still actively changing all matter. Every scar is different. 🤍 Not sure if yours is ready? Send me a message or book a consultation and I can take a look. 📍 Fort Ink | Leander, TX #ScarRevision #ScarTreatment #ParamedicalTattoo #ScarCamouflage #AustinTX