Cindy M
11-04-2017, 05:01 PM
Just sharing my Larger Areola Project.
My areola measured 1" across. With the help of my wife, I measured the outside of sockets in my toolbox and found 4 with outside diameters of 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 1-3/4", and 2'. I took 2 different sizes and centered them over my nipples and drew a circle around them with an eyeliner pencil. Then, I colored them in with brown lipstick. I came in the living room and my wife picked the one she liked best. Then, again with the other 2 and she picked a winner. So, the final round was 1-3/4" vs 2". The winner was... 2".
I already had contacted a woman tattoo artist that specialized in cartoon animation and colors, and explained my situation to her. She agreed to take on the project. I made an appointment and had a long 2 week wait. The day arrived finally. There were no private rooms but I really didn't care. I did, but it wasn't going to stop me. Maybe. No, let's do it.
She drew them out and laid me back on a bench. I wasn't really prepared for how tender the nipple area was to tattoo. I made it. Go home and heal. She explained to me during aftercare that the color wasn't going to match. It took 4 visits over a 5 month period to match them. It's been about 3 months since my last visit and I'm realizing it's going to take 1 more touch up visit. They look great. 2" across. Just a little light around the edge of the left. The right one is finished. It was painful and cost a few hundred dollars, but worth it to me. They look identical to my wife's. At Pride last month, I showed a couple of gal pals of mine and they were impressed and kept talking about them and showed a few of their friends. Really made me feel good about what I went through and how pleased I am with how they turned out. Just wanted to share this experience.
My areola measured 1" across. With the help of my wife, I measured the outside of sockets in my toolbox and found 4 with outside diameters of 1-1/4", 1-1/2", 1-3/4", and 2'. I took 2 different sizes and centered them over my nipples and drew a circle around them with an eyeliner pencil. Then, I colored them in with brown lipstick. I came in the living room and my wife picked the one she liked best. Then, again with the other 2 and she picked a winner. So, the final round was 1-3/4" vs 2". The winner was... 2".
I already had contacted a woman tattoo artist that specialized in cartoon animation and colors, and explained my situation to her. She agreed to take on the project. I made an appointment and had a long 2 week wait. The day arrived finally. There were no private rooms but I really didn't care. I did, but it wasn't going to stop me. Maybe. No, let's do it.
She drew them out and laid me back on a bench. I wasn't really prepared for how tender the nipple area was to tattoo. I made it. Go home and heal. She explained to me during aftercare that the color wasn't going to match. It took 4 visits over a 5 month period to match them. It's been about 3 months since my last visit and I'm realizing it's going to take 1 more touch up visit. They look great. 2" across. Just a little light around the edge of the left. The right one is finished. It was painful and cost a few hundred dollars, but worth it to me. They look identical to my wife's. At Pride last month, I showed a couple of gal pals of mine and they were impressed and kept talking about them and showed a few of their friends. Really made me feel good about what I went through and how pleased I am with how they turned out. Just wanted to share this experience.