An 18-year-old boy with "skull tattoos on his face" has regretted it for 6 years: he can't find a job

Although modern laser technology can remove tattoos, if you don't think clearly before tattooing, you will have to pay a heavy price if you want to wash it off later. Xiaolong (pseudonym), a young Chinese man born in 2000, started tattooing at the age of 18. Not only his body and limbs are covered with patterns, but his entire face is also tattooed to look like a skull. Six years later, Xiaolong regretted his decision because his large and obvious tattoos had caused obstacles in his work and life.

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According to reports from "Modern Express" and "World News Network", Xiaolong from Liaoning Province started getting tattoos in 2018. At that time, he was only 18 years old and was quite rebellious. He expressed his melancholy through a large number of tattoos, including tattoos on his head, face, neck, There are tattoos all over the body, hands and feet. However, six years later, Xiaolong began to regret it, because the tattoo brought him a lot of trouble. Not only did he have trouble finding a job, but he also had difficulties in applying for documents and facial recognition.

Xiaolong sighed: "I can't find a job, and I am often scolded by netizens for doing live broadcasts. I regret it very much. Don't try it easily." In October this year, he found Lao Yang, a master who specializes in tattoo removal. Xiaolong, who lives in Hebei Province, started riding Go to Changzhou City, Jiangsu Province to have your tattoos removed. After Xiaolong removed the tattoo on the back of his hand, he decided to ask Lao Yang to remove all the tattoos on his face on the 18th of this month. Due to the unbearable pain during the tattoo removal process, Xiaolong felt uncomfortable with his heart and had to go home to rest before continuing.

Master Lao Yang said that it would take about 4 or 5 times to remove the tattoo on Xiaolong's eye: "After more than ten years of tattoo removal, this is the most difficult one I have ever had to remove." Xiaolong has made up his mind and hopes that he can Return to normal life. Netizens also shook their heads after seeing it: "Suffer twice", "Don't do anything impulsively", "Before clicking: What kind of tattoo is it and why was it rejected? After clicking: Indeed...".

Editor's note: If you wanted to get a tattoo, how long would you spend thinking about it?