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Kayti H.

Aug 26, 2014

Kayti H.

I definitely want to get a tattoo in the near future and I'm trying to plan everything out so I don't regret it later. I want to get it on my upper ribs to the side right under/off to the side of my boob. I've read that that's a sensitive spot, but I'm wondering if that is a spot that would get stretched out during pregnancy. The picture below is more for a spot reference. That's not the tattoo I'm getting at all. Has anyone gotten a tattoo there and had problems with it stretching and deforming? Did it hurt really bad to get a tattoo there? Thanks! And sorry I didn't know which category to put this under.

Olivia A.

Aug 26, 2014

Olivia A.

I was wondering about this too cause I want to get a tattoo kinda on my ribs. I'm planning this out and I'm 14 lol.

Liv I.

Aug 26, 2014

Liv I.

Well everybody's pain tolerance is different and I would think definitely it would change with pregnancy but in not 100 percent. But if you really want it then go for it.

Brenda O.

Aug 26, 2014

Brenda O.

After pregnancy,your skin will be a little stretched out,but thats why you have to excersise and watch what you eat during your pregnancy...but I don't think it would look bad,compared to getting it in the stomach:)

Jillian S.

Aug 26, 2014

Jillian S.

That sort is supposed to absolutely kill, on par with the intense pain of a foot tattoo.

Lindsay H.

Aug 26, 2014

Lindsay H.

The rib cage is supposed to really hurt because there just skin then bone the least painful spots are the ones that have more muscle or fat

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