Question 1

What tattoo styles are in the Seoul Tattoo Salon portfolio?

Accepted Answer

The portfolio at Seoul Tattoo Salon features over 500 custom works across all major tattoo styles: blackwork, realism, traditional, geometric/dotwork, watercolor, and cover-up tattoos. Every piece is custom-designed for the individual client at the Yongsan, Seoul studio.

Question 2

How many tattoos has Ssab completed at the Seoul studio?

Accepted Answer

Ssab has completed over 500 custom tattoo works during a 16-year career in Seoul. The portfolio gallery showcases a curated selection of these works, representing the full range of styles available at the Yongsan studio — from bold blackwork to hyper-realistic portraits.

Question 3

Can I request a custom tattoo design based on the portfolio?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. The portfolio serves as inspiration — all tattoos at Seoul Tattoo Salon are 100% custom-designed for each client. You can reference pieces you like from the gallery during consultation, and Ssab will create a completely original design tailored to your vision and placement.

Question 4

What is the most popular tattoo style at Seoul Tattoo Salon?

Accepted Answer

Blackwork is the most frequently requested style at the Seoul studio, followed closely by realism and cover-up tattoos. Among international tourists visiting Seoul, mini tattoos and geometric dotwork are also highly popular due to their clean aesthetic and relatively quick session times.

Question 5

Can I see the tattoo portfolio before booking a session in Seoul?

Accepted Answer

Yes — the full portfolio is available to browse at seoultattoosalon.com/portfolio before making any commitment. You can also view Ssab's work on Instagram (@seoultattoosalon) for the latest completed pieces. We encourage clients to review the portfolio and share reference images when making a booking inquiry.

Question 6

Does Ssab do cover-up tattoos in Seoul?

Accepted Answer

Yes, cover-up tattoos are one of the specialties at Seoul Tattoo Salon, with a proficiency level of 96%. Cover-up work involves carefully analyzing the existing tattoo and designing a new piece that fully conceals or integrates with it. Examples of cover-up works can be found in the portfolio gallery.

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