Ten areas that are likely to cause pain when getting a tattoo!

"Tattoos equal pain" is something you often hear, but I've compiled which areas of the body are more prone to feeling pain.

Firstly, let's outline the characteristics of areas generally considered painful:

• Thin skin
• Proximity to bones
• Presence of many nerves

Now, let's delve into the specific areas where pain is more likely to be felt!

Areas Prone to Pain

Right: Male, Left: Female
(Reference: Healthline - Pain Chart)

According to research from the aforementioned overseas site, it seems there are slight differences in which areas males and females find more painful!

Here are the areas commonly reported to be painful:

• Rib Cage: Due to its thin skin and proximity to bones.
• Elbow: With many joints and thin skin.
• Ankle: Due to the proximity of bones and thin skin.
• Knee: Close to bones and thin-skinned.
• Wrist: Thin skin and many nerves.
• Spine: Close to bones and concentrated nerves.
• Neck: Thin skin and many nerves.
• Chest: Relatively thin-skinned and commonly reported as painful.
• Collarbone: Prominent bones and thin skin.

Individual experiences may vary depending on factors such as tattoo design, personal tolerance, and physical condition, so please consider this as a reference.