The most tattooed doctor has been found

In the era of gender-neutral dolls, insane body modifications and
plastic surgery it is hard to believe someone can still be freaked
out by overly tattooed body. But here is the case. Dr. Sarah Grey, 30
from Adelaide, Australia says her ink body suite gives her a lot of
anxiety. What’s the problem? She is a practicing surgeon who is
suffering from a so-called “no visible tattoo policy”.

And it’s not about
her patients, no. They, of course, stare at her and might even
sometimes grab her hand to give it a closer look (because those inks
are pieces of art and a single glance is definitely not enough), but
mostly in public places, like stores, casinos or restaurants.

Once she wanted to
buy a pair of shoes for her birthday party, but she was feeling like
that Julia Roberts’s character in Pretty Woman – shop assistants
were helping the other customers and completely ignoring her. So,
poor woman waited for half an hour and just left.

The next time she was out for dinner with her husband and manager just asked them to leave because her look was not in compliance with their policy. Another couple would made a scandal, but Sarah and her partner just left to have their meals in some other place.

Grey does not only
have her body covered with multiple tattoos, she calls collection,
but she also has bright har which she died multiple times in
different colors from red to blue. She also has a lot of piercing.
The woman is not considering herself a freak, she says she is just
another cultivated collector, but she prefers having those pieces of
art on her skin.

Thanks to this
‘hobby’ she has found a lot of friends all over the globe who
support the same lifestyle and they often meet up to chill together.
Although they usually have troubles with getting inside casinos,
cafes and cinemas over this mean “no visible tattoo policy”, but
these guys stay cheered up.

They believe times
would change soon for people like them as they show off positive
examples to the others. For instance, Sarah is a good doctor and her
appearance does not decide her professional skills. Patients love
her, colleagues respect doctor Grey for her achievements. When she
was only studying – she avoided tattoos on her visible body parts
as she was afraid of being judged by her mates and teachers.

But now Sarah is
free from stereotypes and she is not planning to stop until getting
an overall body suit of tattoos. She is now having only some slight
gaps on her chest, arms and legs. She doesn’t actually know how
many inks she has now. She says her body is a full canvas and every
piece on it is unique.

Grey only knows she
spent around 300 hours getting her tattoos. Sitting in the chair is
her true superpower – she is not afraid of pain and can keep the
same pose for 12 hours if needed. She says the desire of beautiful
result is motivating for her.