We already published an article about tattoos covering up birthmarks and another one about inking over scars so we figured why not do a piece that combines the two together. After all, millions of people have blemishes on their skin that they're not excited about and there are plenty of ways to transform them into works of art.

Many people don’t like their birthmarks and scars, especially if they attract too much attention and cause too many questions. Some even try to hide their “flaws” under clothes. But tattoo artists can really help these people by covering these scars and birthmarks or adding elegant details.

Tattoo cover-ups are a creative way to hide unsightly birthmarks and scars. And if you’re planning to get one, you can take inspirations from these amazing

Tattoos mean different things to different people around the world. For some they're nothing more than a fashion statement, while others get them for cultural reasons, like the Māori for instance. Many get them as a memento of a time, place, or person. But some people choose to get a tattoo for an entirely different reason, such as to cover up a scar for example.

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“Chicks dig scars,” is something I often heard growing up, and strangely enough, this weird generalization helped me to accept and embrace the scar I had foolishly gotten myself above my right eye.

There’s no denying that birthmarks make people self conscious. However, with their designs, these tattooists helped people cover their birthmarks and to regain some much needed self-confidence.

Feather tattoo birthmark coverup by Esther C

Here we explain everything you need to know about just how easy, or hard it may be to get tattooed over one (or many) of your stretch marks.