It seems to me that it doesn’t really matter when you remove a tattoo, however, removing more than one does indicate a medical condition. Let’s look at some options: There are several options available for removing a tattoo. Each procedure costs varying amounts. When purchasing a service, you must know this before proceeding. Do you […]
No, it’s not, but there are laws that say you have to be licensed at some point. It’s just part of the job—you’re paid for it. If you’re licensed, you have to be able to go to the hospital if you start bleeding. There are licensed technicians who take care of that. Are there any […]
Using a special adhesive gel on the tattoo? Using a thin laser beam? Here comes the interesting bit. There is already a lot of evidence that a thin-walled, non-metal, water-based laser has been successfully used to remove tattoos. It is called the M-90 laser. You have probably already heard about the success of the M-90, […]
When you remove your tattoo, you may cause some people to have skin cancer. Skin cancer is a type of cancer that grows inside our skin. Tumors grow in and around cells and are caused by the DNA of our own cells. People with tattoos have DNA that matches those in people whose DNA matches. […]
How long does it require to have a new tattoo repaired? You will never know if you ask that question because you don’t know how bad the problem is until you actually go through it yourself! Some tattoos are permanent and others are temporary, but most tattooing requires a few sessions to remove any temporary […]
Do not drink alcohol Do not smoke Do not carry large amounts of prescription medication Do not bring pregnant women or children into the room Have a medical problem that could be worsened by laser therapy Have a history of seizures Have a history of mental illness Have a history of trauma or trauma-associated conditions […]
Not really, in theory. If a tattoo is old enough a little oil and some other thing (like sand or a little bit of salt) won’t really hurt it. It only seems that it is harder to remove them. There are some products that do this and they may be more effective on younger tattoos […]
As previously mentioned, light skin can bleach your tattoo significantly faster than dark skin. To maintain the look of that shade of pigment, your tattoo must be completely light and not bleach. If the laser removal has left your tattoo in a darker shade, try your tattoo’s original shade with a light or medium-duty light […]
You do not get a scar, and your skin will still have its healthy properties to give you the look of hair. And there is nothing harmful or dangerous or scary about getting it removed. But it is a common practice. Why do some people have a tattoo removed? Sometimes the tattoo in question is […]
If I look, will not a tattoo on my body be permanent? Will a tattoo fade with age? Yes. Tattoos on your body are generally designed so you will only need to see a tattoo removal surgeon once each year. Because of the age associated with the skin on your body, your surgeon may still […]