Hospitals in São Paulo are turning to tiny tattoos to help cancer patients during radiotherapy. Instead of using ink that fades or washes off, doctors now tattoo small dots on the skin, ensuring treatment is perfectly aligned every session.
Patients say these marks, though subtle, carry deep meaning — often becoming a permanent reminder of their survival journey. Some even choose to expand them into full designs after treatment, transforming medical tattoos into personal symbols of strength.
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