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Third Treatment
I can't get over how faded these have become after two treatments. It's been a night and day difference, and I think that four to five total treatments may be in the realm of reality.
I went in on Wednesday, 4/20/15, and sucked up the pain. Once again, I've attached photos from the day of treatment #3 and the day after.
I went in on Wednesday, 4/20/15, and sucked up the pain. Once again, I've attached photos from the day of treatment #3 and the day after.
Second Treatment
I was quite pleased with the fading that took place after the first treatment, and was looking forward to the second treatment.
I went in the Wednesday, 4/8/15, and bore the pain again.
It hurt just as much as it did the first time, and the red tattoo really took a hit. I've got a bit of blistering, and is still somewhat uncomfortable 3-4 days later. I have a feeling it will go down throughout the next week.
I've attached photos from the day before treatment #2 and the day after.
I went in the Wednesday, 4/8/15, and bore the pain again.
It hurt just as much as it did the first time, and the red tattoo really took a hit. I've got a bit of blistering, and is still somewhat uncomfortable 3-4 days later. I have a feeling it will go down throughout the next week.
I've attached photos from the day before treatment #2 and the day after.
The blue tattoo is 18 years old, and the red...
The blue tattoo is 18 years old, and the red tattoo is 17 years old. Both were starting to fade, and I figured that I had to either touch them up or remove them.
After meeting with Judy Sanders at Aestheticare in Leawood, KS about laser removal, I felt that 4-6 treatments at $150 per tattoo with a Q-switched laser (two, actually - one for the red, and one for the blue) was worth removing them completely, because I really had no long-term love for the decisions I made as a very young adult.
Yesterday, I had my first treatment. It didn't take very long, no more than five minutes per tattoo, but it was quite painful. Based on what I'd read, I anticipated this, but wow, had it been much longer, I would have insisted on a break. I
After meeting with Judy Sanders at Aestheticare in Leawood, KS about laser removal, I felt that 4-6 treatments at $150 per tattoo with a Q-switched laser (two, actually - one for the red, and one for the blue) was worth removing them completely, because I really had no long-term love for the decisions I made as a very young adult.
Yesterday, I had my first treatment. It didn't take very long, no more than five minutes per tattoo, but it was quite painful. Based on what I'd read, I anticipated this, but wow, had it been much longer, I would have insisted on a break. I
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