Usefulness of a specialized « tattoo » consultation in a tertiary care hospital: a one‐year experience

Abstract

Seventeen percent of the French have tattoos [1]. The frequency of tattoo complications ranges broadly from 2 to 27% [2‐4]. The management of these complications may leave the physician puzzled. Besides, physicians could feel uncomfortable at properly advising patients with chronic conditions who wish to have a tattoo [5]. We report the one‐year experience of a monthly consultation in Bichat‐Claude Bernard University Hospital in Paris [6].

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