FAQ

You can book your appointment by sending me a DM on Instagram or contacting me via WhatsApp using the number listed on this website. Please include your tattoo idea, approximate size, placement, and any references you have. I’ll get back to you with availability and details.

Yes. A deposit is required to secure your appointment. The deposit is deducted from the final tattoo price. Your appointment is not considered confirmed until the deposit has been received.

Yes, you can reschedule your appointment with advance notice. Please contact me as soon as possible if your plans change. Deposits are generally non-refundable if an appointment is cancelled or rescheduled at short notice.

The price depends on the size, placement, complexity, and amount of detail. Small tattoos start from 200 GEL. For larger projects, I provide an individual price after discussing all the details of the project.

Absolutely. You can bring your own design or references. I’ll discuss it with you and make sure it works well as a tattoo while keeping your original idea.

Yes. I create custom designs based on your idea, references, and body placement. Each design is adapted specifically for you and the chosen area of the body.

Get a good night’s sleep, eat a proper meal before your appointment, and drink plenty of water. Wear comfortable clothing that gives easy access to the tattoo area. Avoid alcohol before your session and let me know about any medications or relevant health conditions beforehand.

Yes, but please keep in mind that studio space is limited. One guest is usually fine, as long as they don’t interfere with the tattooing process.

You’ll receive detailed aftercare instructions after your session. In general, keep your tattoo clean, use only suitable aftercare products, and follow the recommendations for your specific healing method. Avoid rubbing or scratching the tattoo, and don’t pick or remove peeling skin.

Light activity is usually fine once you feel comfortable, but avoid intense workouts that cause heavy sweating or friction around the tattoo for the first few days. The exact timing depends on the size and placement of your tattoo.

Most tattoos heal very well without a touch-up. However, some areas or healing situations may require a small correction. Once your tattoo has completely healed, we can assess it and decide whether a touch-up is needed.

Tattooing is generally safe when performed by a professional using sterile, single-use needles and proper hygiene and sterilization procedures. I follow strict hygiene and safety protocols throughout every appointment.

Some medical conditions, medications, skin conditions, allergies, or temporary health issues may affect whether it is safe to get tattooed. If you are pregnant, have an active skin infection or inflammation in the tattoo area, a blood-clotting disorder, or take medications that affect bleeding or healing, please consult your doctor before booking. When in doubt, contact me before your appointment.

Just message me. I’m available to answer questions during the healing process and will help you if anything feels unclear or unusual.

Absolutely! Many of my clients are visiting Tbilisi. You can book your appointment in advance and plan your tattoo around your trip. If you’re travelling shortly after your appointment, please let me know so I can recommend the best timing for your tattoo.

It’s best to avoid alcohol for at least 24 hours after your session. Alcohol can increase bleeding and may affect the early healing process.

Flying after getting a tattoo is generally fine. However, if you have a long flight planned, it’s better to give your tattoo some time to settle and make sure you have everything you need for proper aftercare. Keep the tattoo clean and follow your aftercare instructions while travelling.

Wait until the tattoo has completed its initial healing process — at least 5 days. Until then, avoid swimming pools, the sea, hot tubs, baths, saunas, and steam rooms.

Avoid direct sun exposure while your tattoo is healing. Once it is fully healed, usually after about 2 weeks, protect it with a high-SPF sunscreen whenever you’re exposed to the sun. Fresh tattoos should never be intentionally exposed to strong direct sunlight.