Silfid Colors provides a comprehensive medical service in collaboration with the HLA Group hospitals, designed for tattoo artists who wish to create large-scale pieces under general anesthesia. This approach elevates the client’s experience by minimizing discomfort, stress, and the need for multiple sessions, all while enhancing safety. The tattoo procedure is conducted in a certified operating room under the supervision of an anesthetist at HLA Group Hospitals.
The client remains fully asleep throughout the procedure. A certified anesthetist continuously monitors sedation, ensuring optimal comfort and safety throughout the entire process
The procedure is carried out in accredited operating rooms, complying with ISO 9001-certified clinical standards. This guarantees optimal hygiene, safety, and control conditions, providing a superior experience for the client.
Silfid Colors primarily works with tattoo artists and their teams. They provide the artistic vision and design, while Silfid Colors ensures the medical framework and conditions for a more efficient and painless procedure. If necessary, our team of skilled tattoo artists is available to assist, ensuring the tattoo is completed in a single session.
By working under general anesthesia and, if necessary, with multiple artists simultaneously, complex projects can be completed in less time, reducing the number of required sessions to just one and without pain.
Prior to the procedure, the client undergoes a medical evaluation, including blood tests and an ECG for safety. After the tattoo, the plastic surgery team provides initial follow-up to ensure proper healing. This medical support contributes to a more comfortable and controlled recovery.
The purpose of Silfid Colors is to serve as a medical complement that enables tattoo artists to expand their offerings, providing their clients with a more comfortable, safe, and efficient experience for the creation of large-scale tattoos.
General anesthesia is administered intravenously under the supervision of an anesthesiologist. Throughout the entire procedure, the client remains unconscious and pain-free while the tattoo artist and their team work. Once the tattoo is completed, the anesthesiologist stops administering the medication, and the client gradually wakes up.
Yes. Safety is the top priority. The procedure is performed in HLA Group operating rooms with accredited medical personnel. Before the procedure, a medical evaluation is conducted to ensure the client is in suitable condition, and throughout the process, vital signs are continuously monitored.
The duration of the anesthesia is adjusted to the needs of the tattoo project. For very large pieces, such as a full back tattoo, the procedure can take several hours (for example, around 8 hours). The anesthesia is maintained only for the necessary duration.
Upon waking up, the client may experience slight discomfort, but overall, it is significantly less than with the traditional method without sedation. Anesthesia drastically reduces the sensation of pain during the procedure, contributing to a smoother recovery.
The procedures are carried out in HLA Group operating rooms, ensuring a high-quality clinical environment with optimal hygiene and safety, backed by proper medical protocols.
During the two days following the procedure, a medical team monitors the tattoo’s progress and the client’s recovery. This includes the application of dressings, ointments, and medical check-ups, ensuring continuous and specialized care.