West Palm Beach tattoo and piercing studio
Your next tattoo, done right.
Custom tattoos, cover-ups that turn old ink into new art, and walk-in piercings with no piercing guns, ever. Rated 4.7 stars from 659 Google reviews.
659 Google reviews
No appointment needed
Standard ring included
Request an appointment
Tell us the idea. The shop replies to plan your consultation, artist, and session. Piercings do not need this form, just walk in.
What we do
Tattoos
Custom work from small pieces to full bodysuits, drawn with you and checked with you before the needle starts.
Cover-Ups
Old ink you no longer want, tattooed over into a work of art instead of costly, painful laser removal.
Piercings
Walk-in only, no piercing guns, everything sterilized in a medical quality autoclave. Starting at $35.
See the work in the gallery · Areas we serve · Meet the studio
What customers say
★★★★★
"Great experience! Mel was a great piercer, very quick and efficient while also being very informative and thoughtful!"
Nicole, Google review, June 2026 · Read more reviews
★★★★★
"The place is clean, which is important. Mike did my second tattoo in two weeks. He runs on time, double checks his stencil, plus has you check it, he is clean and precise."
L, Google review, May 2026
Common questions
Do I need an appointment for a piercing?
No. Piercings at Ink Link are walk-in only, so no appointment is needed. Just stop by during shop hours at 691 N Military Trail in West Palm Beach. Tattoo work is different: custom tattoos start with a request or a consultation, so call (561) 712-9009 or send the request form and the shop will help you plan the session, the artist, and the timing.
How much does a piercing cost?
Piercings start at $35, and that price includes a standard surgical steel captive bead ring. You can also choose 316L implant grade surgical stainless steel, niobium, titanium, or 14k nickel free gold. Aftercare products are available in the shop, and an aftercare sheet is supplied and reviewed with you after each and every piercing, so you leave knowing exactly how to care for it.
Can an old tattoo really be covered up?
In many cases, yes. The shop explains that laser removal can be extremely costly and painful, while it is often possible to tattoo over problematic ink and create a new work of art. Bring a clear photo or stop in so an artist can see the size, darkness, and placement of the old piece and tell you honestly what designs would cover it well.