Tattoos were considered a sign of "otherness" in ancient Greece, as it was foreigners and criminals who had tattoos in ancient Greek society.

Adorned in tattoos on her arms, legs and torso, the 21-year-old Highland Park resident still remembers the first time she got a tattoo. “I think I was about maybe 18 and a half, you know I didn ...

From evolving personal styles to career aspirations, the reasons behind this growing trend are as diverse and complex as the ...

Considering the vast expansion of body modifications among mainstream Americans within the last several decades, you’d think they would earn a better rep. According to a study by author Derek John ...

While he grew up interested in body modifications, ... But it wasn’t until the unrecognizable tattoo aficionado was in his 20s that he decided to pursue the seemingly bizarre body changes. 7.

Tattoos have become a form of self-expression. Unfortunately, observers mostly misread these inky cues and misjudge the personalities of tattoo bearers, a new study says.

Amber Luke – also known as 'Australia's most tattooed woman' opened up about how much she's spent on the eye-catching inkings that cover her from head to toe ...

Eyeball tattoos, also known as sclera tattoos, are one of the latest trends when it comes to extreme cosmetic body modifications. The aim of this procedure is to change the appearance of the white ...

A viral video authentically depicts "embroidery tattoos" — permanent body modifications that look like stitched patches but are actually 2-dimensional.