Psycho Tattoo, Tel Aviv

I was 14 when I decided to get my first tattoo (now I have 7, all done in Psycho) and my parents were not thrilled, but my dad said that if the place I want to get it in is sterile and clean he’ll let me do it. He chacked the Psycho studio wishing to find something that will make him walk me right out the door but even he had to admit it was the most sanitary place he ever saw. And if my dad says it is clean enough for his little girl who is the ministry of health to argue.

It’s a bit tricky to get to the place since it’s in the back of the Dizingoff Center mall, not somewhere you will get easily if you come in to the mall through one of the main entrances yet anyone you ask can direct you to the studio as it is well known.

Prices are not so cheap but if you stay loyal to them they stay loyal to you and lower the prices after a few tattoos.
Lior is the best tattoo artist I met so if you want your tattoo done by him (or by any other in the studio) the best idea is to come a few days before for consultation, show then the design you want, and the size, they will tell you the price and set an appointment for you so on the happy day all is set and there are no surprises.

If there is a need to go ovet a tattoo because it is too big or too black they do it happily and with no extra charge, and the outcome of all that is perfect body art.

Ohhh, and if you got a piercing there and don’t want to change the jewelry by yourself for the firs tine (or second or third), they do that for you as well, again, happily and with no extra charge.

Psycho is one of Israel’s most well-known tattoo studios, and for good reason. Throughout the years it has managed to sport a long-standing stamp of approval from the ministry of health, strict sanitation rules and extremely talented staff.

I’ve been here multiple times (yes, multiple) for a piercing and have always felt extremely confident and in good hands. The staff has always been very informative, helpful and professional.

Make no mistake - you will be paying a premium at Psycho. If you’re getting body art done, you shouldn’t be considering paying anything less than a premium anyway. As with everything, you get what you pay for, and it’s worth paying a few extra pennies (well, shekels) for the piece of mind I have at Psycho.

Thanks a lot for everything guys, I’ll be back!