Aaron Carter recently got a massive Medusa-themed face tattoo — but his artist reportedly tried talking him out of the unfortunate ink.

Tattoo artist Herchell Carrasco told TMZ that Carter, 31, originally asked him to add art to the singer's chest and that there hadn't been any mention of a facial tattoo before the appointment, which occurred at Carter's home.

Carrasco claims that Carter learned of his skill with face tattoos based on his work on rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine — and says Carter asked him originally to put the tattoo in the middle of his face, but Carrasco refused to do so.

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They compromised on the serpentine piece on the side of Carter's face instead.

"Before I tattoo anyone, I take into consideration their mental state," Carrasco told the site. "In Aaron’s case, I assessed the situation and I genuinely felt he was in a good place mentally to get tattooed."

"[Carter] wanted to keep going and I had to stop him," Carrasco added. "I couldn't cover his whole face in a tattoo. I just couldn't."

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The artist also claimed that Carter was not under the influence of any substances other than marijuana and cigarettes at the time of his tattoo.

The body art came days after two of the "How I Beat Shaq" singer's siblings announced they were seeking a restraining order against him. Carter said in an interview last Wednesday that he no longer owns any firearms and has been working with health professionals to wean off medications.

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"I sold all of my guns yesterday," Carter told the gossip site while showing the cameraman the sales records. But when he was asked if he will buy any firearms in the future, he replied: "That's no one's business."

Fox News' Tyler McCarthy contributed to this report.