Eyeball tattooing.

[Betticus]

http://www.nypost.com/seven/0731200...eye_tattoo_risks_health_dr__rock_positano.htm


Hmmmmm...

 

[Kajira Callista]

freaks

 

[Betticus]

freaks

Yeah, those guys are totall.... wait up... ummmm

 

[greeneyed_Lady]

To each their own.. but I'd give it a big pass myself.

 

[Kajira Callista]

Yeah, those guys are totall.... wait up... ummmm

*bats lashes and waits for bet to finish*

 

[subbie_333]

freaks

Yeah, like, who wants to have needles stuck in themselves?

( goes and hides from all the tat, piercing, and, needle play freaks about to come outta the woodwork )

 

[Betticus]

*bats lashes and waits for bet to finish*

we're freaks too.

 

[FFOTS4Life]

Not that their aren't risks with regular tatoos...but they are fairly routine these days. However - this seems a little too unsafe... but hey if they perfect it eventually I bet we will see it too become more common...but I wouldn't want to be one of those three people trying it out for the first time........Yikes!

 

[Kajira Callista]

we're freaks too.

*giggles*

 

[Bags]

So I'm all for people and tattoos and such ... some needle play ... (At least I enjoy watching it) ... but on the EYE? Yeah .. that's too risky for my taste (being a woman with only one eye to mess with).

 

[Etoile]

Leave it to the New York Post to include a picture of Shannon Larratt and yet not put his name in the caption or mention his name in the article at all.

For the record, folks, eyeball tattooing has been around for YEARS. It's an alternative to a glass eye. If the eye itself is intact but sightless, and perhaps is cloudy or otherwise not visually appealing, you can have it tattooed so it will look normal.

It doesn't damage the eye at all to be tattooed, as long as you don't tattoo over the part that sees.