doctor with tattoos all over her body has revealed the challenges and judgement she has faced over the years because of her heavily inked body.
Dr Sarah Gray, from Adelaide, has always been intrigued by body art and got her first piece of ink when she was 16.
The 30-year-old said she's now 'the world's most tattooed doctor' and is seen as a positive role model within the tattoo community, but this doesn't mean she hasn't had to deal with adversity.
Like the film Pretty Woman, Dr Gray said she has been ignored by shop assistants in high end stores.
When she was hunting for a pair of designer heels for her birthday three separate shop assistants paid no attention to her when she was wanting a correct size to try on.
They all served other customers first and wouldn't even make eye contact with me,' she told Daily Mail Australia.
'I waited politely for ages and eventually gave up and left. They did themselves out of a sale and I saved myself $1,000, so I guess that's one bonus!'
This isn't the only time she's been treated differently as she said something similar happened when she once went for lunch with her husband.
'I was out for lunch in a restaurant with my partner on the Gold Coast when we were seated at a table,' she said.
'After being seated for lunch, management then came up to us and asked us to leave as they had a "no visible tattoo policy" for diners. That was a little disappointing to say the least.'
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