What is not safe to perform medical micropigmentation?

• A. Melanoma
• B. Psoriasis
• C. Hemangioma
• D. Eczema

Answer: (C)

Not safe to perform medical micropigmentation over a hemangioma because its vessels are abnormal and the area is highly vascular. Inserting pigment into or around a hemangioma increases the risk of heavy bleeding, bruising, and infection. The pigment can be taken up unevenly due to rapid blood flow, and the vascular tissue can alter pigment distribution, producing unpredictable color results. The fragile nature of the lesion also raises concern about irritation or potential changes to the lesion itself. While other skin conditions or lesions would warrant caution, the vascular characteristics of a hemangioma make it the unsafe choice for micropigmentation in standard practice.