Kerry Wright, 54, and two other breast cancer survivors took back their bodies and turned their mastectomy scars into art with stunning tattoos. The non-profit Personal Ink helped connect them with volunteer tattoo artists to make it happen.

These artists use scars and birthmarks to create masterpieces, whether they are covering up some insecurities or using them to create a unique image...

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A scar cover up tattoo is perfect to turn your scarring into an aesthetic artwork that will make you feel empowered.

The main reason people choose to get any tattoo is that they like how it looks on them. In the case where a person has a scar that reminds them of something unpleasant, they have an extra reason to hide it. Something to keep in mind is that scar tattoos are generally more painful than regular tattoos since the needle paints over scar tissue. And while there are serious considerations you should think about, there are some people who get over their fear and trust their tattoo artists.

Welcome to this in-depth exploration of survivor tattoo ideas, an emerging trend in the world of body art that embodies the resilience and strength of the