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Environmental Health Services is responsible for the regulation of body art establishments where tattoos, piercings, and cosmetic tattoos, including micro-blading, are conducted. All Fulton County body art establishment permit holders must have a valid permit, proof of residency, and a current license from the Fulton County Board of Health in order to operate. Body art establishments are defined as any structure on a permanent foundation, holding a valid business license where body art is performed. Routine unannounced inspections will occur to assure proper sanitation practices that minimize hazards from blood borne pathogens.
A body artist is anyone who is at least 18 years of age who performs tattooing, micro-blading, or body piercings. A body art artist must possess a Body Art License from the Fulton County Board of Health.
Learn more about the requirements for the body artist license on page 10 of the Rules and Regulations for Body Art.
Refer to the fee schedule for information about Body Art costs.
Yes, each artist shall obtain a Body art License. To obtain the license, the artist shall provide the following: