I know what it consists in an the basics but would like to know some more information. How's the aproach with the R20 protocol for someone like me who has already had 3 normal laser sessions?Should the laser settings be lower for the R20 than in the previous normal sessions?Should the settings be mantained, reduced or put higher for each passing of the R20 method?Are there any specific guidelines regarding the distance of the laser to the skin? Wich would be the optimal distance?Anything else?
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Sun exposure will not fade it more. Fading results from your body trying to eliminate the pigment with you white blood cell system. Also, no physician would likely use a laser on tanned or sun-burned skin. The complications could be severe.
With the advancements in recent years in laser
tattoo removal devices, such as the PicoSure laser, tattoo removal is quite
effective when performed by a highly experienced and qualified laser expert. Scarring
should not occur or be extremely minimal. The scarring you experience is
typically a...
SInce your tattoo is all black and one color, this should lighten fairly easily. You should see improvements even after the first treatment. I am sorry that you don't like the tattoo but the good news is that there are new treatments and lasers which make this easier to remove.
