Questions & Answers

I work in my office on rue Paul Eluard in Saint-Denis near the Basilique de Saint-Denis metro station (line 13), the tramway 1 Théâtre Gérard Philipe, the tramway 5 Marché de Saint-Denis, and the RER D Gare de Saint-Denis. The tramway 8 or Tram'Y is also right next door, Paul Eluard stop. It is a tattoo piercing studio only, not a home.

I work every day except Wednesday and Sunday. The hours vary depending on the appointments made. I prefer to start early than finish late.

Traveling to clients' homes is strictly prohibited by the 2008 decree. Tattooing and piercing are invasive procedures that require a clean environment to be carried out in optimal conditions.

Yes, I am a member of the self-employed scheme, under SIRET number 51957824900020. I am also registered with the Regional Health Agency, as required by law.

I am a member of the National Union of Tattoo Artists (SNAT).

Every client who makes an appointment gets a phone number and the studio address. But I don't put it on the Internet because that automatically implies incessant phone calls and impromptu visits. I am 100% reachable by email.

I accept cash only.

I pierce from 16 years minimum, if the client comes with the minor agreement protocol signed by one of his parents, as well as the photocopy of the identity card of the signing parent and that of the minor client. The documents are kept for three years.

I only tattoo adults.

Piercing metals, if they are of good quality, are not magnetic. For the scanner: Piercing jewelry can blur the images. Talk to your practitioner before the procedure, especially if you have implants that cannot be removed. Classic X-rays: no problem, the jewelry will be visible on the image but no blurring. However, if the jewelry is on the area to be checked, it will obviously have to be removed or replaced with an inert plastic jewelry (bioplast, Teflon, etc.) MRI : no problem, same instructions as for X-rays.

To avoid any problems or dialogue of the deaf with the medical staff, it is still preferable to change your piercings for Teflon (plastic) jewelry. That way, no problem at all!

Below is one of my dental x-rays, with my piercings clearly visible.