Nevada’s Las Vegas Since starting his adventure in 2009, Quest Gulliford has spent over $70,000 on severe tattoos and physical changes. He has already released a picture of his makeover before and after.
Advertisement:Quest Gulliford has shown his pre-radical tattoo makeover appearance.
As soon as he was able, Gulliford, who had survived Hodgkin’s lymphoma while he was in the seventh grade, got a tattoo to symbolize his ordeal.
The tattoos, which included the words “God First” and a purple cancer ribbon, marked the start of an ink adventure that continues to this day.
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Gulliford stated, “I had a big lymph nod growing,” according to the Daily Mail. “It was six months of chemotherapy. I kind of felt like a superhuman after that.”
Quest Gulliford has approximately $70,000 worth of body modifications and tattoos, covering him from head to toe. With over 1M followers on TikTok, he recounts his journey there.
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Three years ago, Gulliford—who goes by @guestg.tv on TikTok—shared with his devoted fan base about his experience having eye tattoos. He now answers inquiries about what it’s like.
Advertisement:He had the surgery done in Houston, where he was given an injection of ink to tint his eyelids black. “More of an injection or modification… not really like a tattoo on your skin,” was how he put the sensation.
“It took me a long time actually on the day, once I walked into the shop in Houston, Texas, to even psych myself up to get it done.”
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But more recently, Quest Gulliford uploaded a number of photos that showed his whole tattoo adventure. The film, which combines still photos and recordings, shows his development from 2009 to 2019.
Before any ink, except from a couple on his chest, there are a few pictures of him. You watch them grow stronger and more intense over the years, until the majority of his body is covered in ink.
“I had cancer when I was twelve, but I have no idea whether that has anything to do with my love of tattoos,” Gulliford explained in a separate video. “I got bullied a lot in high school as well, especially when I had cancer and my hair was falling out.
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