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Tatt2Away - Tattoo Removal, Any Thoughts on this Treatment Option?

With recent research, I have stumbled upon a procedure that has originated in the UK for removing tattoos. The product is Tatt2Away and it is a cream injected into the affected area(Tattoo) in which your body rejects and forces the pigmentation out with it. Although it seems fairly new, the results from what are available online seem far ahead of lasers and much cheaper to. Any thoughts?

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1 Doctor Answer | Asked by Dnectrum
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Cream for tattoo removal

Injecting a cream into your skin sounds like a bad idea. Any time you inject something into the skin, you run the risk of getting an infection or an allergic reaction or scarring. There have been countless products over the years which have been touted as being great for tattoo removal. I have never seen any of them work and I have seen scarring from such products. I would stick with legitimate medical practitioners and avoid anything that sounds gimmicky. ... more

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Maria of Californa RDA 5 Nov 2012

This type of treatment is not a cream. It works with a fluid that has a anti-scaring agent . It removes pigment in 5mm dot sessions. I have seen it work! Please Dr. do your research!

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