Probably. Tenderness is both common and expected. A tattoo is truly an open wound at first (due to the hundreds to thousands of tiny holes poked through your skin) that typically takes about a month to fully heal. Even after the scab falls off, it's still healing.
Being direct, unless it's swollen, cracked, bleeding, or oozing pus (the opaque, greenish-gray stuff and not the clear, yellowish stuff), you're probably fine. If you're still concerned, best to go see your tattoo artist right away. He/She's a pro (hopefully) and will know lots of answers. If you're still dissatisfied, be respectful to your artist and then go see a doctor.
It is most likely the last stage of a bruise before it is healed.
The bruise will eventually change colour over time, when it eventually turns yellowy or light green your bruise is nearly healed.
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No absolutely not. A bruise is just the clotting of blood and it will get healed after a few days but will pain a lot there will not be any cause of infection.
It is just a swelling of the tissue beneath the affected area...no worries! It will go away when you're healed.
That was a pretty deep bruise that is now mostly healed. All bruise colors are from hemoglobin, the red compound in red blood cells. This causes the initial red/purple color of a new bruise. As the hemoglobin breaks down it turns into biliverdin, which causes the greenish color. That will break down into bilirubin which looks yellow. Then the breakdown will be completed and the bruise will be healed.
Not until the wound is completely healed. Doing so before it is completely healed will create scar tissue within the wound, since you're tearing the healing tissue with the skipping motion.
You need to keep the area as clean and DRY as possible until healed
It would not be unheard of until the surgery has healed completely.
Never
as long as your scar is completely healed you should be able to
I'd give it a full month before its completely healed