It varies depending on the popularity of the artist and their schedule. Some artists may be booked weeks or even months in advance, so it's best to inquire early.

Many tattoo artists require a deposit to secure your appointment slot. Deposits ensure that clients are serious about their appointment and compensate the artist for their time if the client cancels or doesn't show up.

During a consultation, you'll discuss your tattoo idea with the artist. They'll provide feedback, suggest adjustments, and may sketch out the design. It's also an opportunity to discuss placement, size, color, and any other details.

Get plenty of rest the night before, eat a good meal, and stay hydrated. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the area getting tattooed. Avoid alcohol and blood-thinning medications before your appointment.

Generally, you'll need to keep the tattoo clean, moisturized, and protected from sunlight and irritation during the healing process. You can see our Aftercare Guide here.

Yes, if your tattoo design requires multiple sessions, you can schedule them in advance with your tattoo artist. It's important to follow their recommended timeline for healing between sessions.