1 in 3 people have a tattoo, and over 40% of younger generations are inked. But what's actually happening inside your skin when you get tattooed? Using real human skin dissections, we're breaking down the three-layer process that makes tattoos (mostly) permanent. THE THREE SKIN LAYERS: Epidermis (paper-thin top layer, 0.1mm thick): Made of epithelial tissue with up to 50 cell layers constantly copying themselves and moving upward. Cells at the top flatten, die, and flake off - you shed over a mi

influenced by hormonal factors, especially estrogen. Subcutaneous fat is also metabolically active, producing hormones and cytokines that interact with multiple body systems. This animation shows subcutaneous fat in the female body, based on SciePro’s 3D anatomy model. Available for B2B licensing