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• Posted to I Recently Used a 50% Tca Peel to Remove a Tattoo Its Been 5days and the Tca Still Hasnt Peeled, Why? on 17 Sep 2012

  I had my pharmacist dilute it with Aqeos. I wouldn't like to dilute it myself. This first time it took 10 days to peel, but now it peels more frequently when I use it. Dangerous stuff you definitley need to proceed with caution. I have not had any problems, no scarring etc but it is slow to fade.

• Posted to TCA Peel for Tattoo Removal on 17 Sep 2012

  I am treating a small black ( ex black) panther on my back with TCa. I started with 25% dilute and have now moved up to 50%. It frosts okay and the more often I apply it the quicker it peels. No sign of the skin thinning and iti s fading but taking so long. I am interested in knowing how yours is going.

• Posted to Would Recommend - Sydney, Australia on 26 May 2012

  I had Aquamid injected into my nasolabial folds, instant result and still looking good after 18 months. Then I had a small amount injected into my vermillion borders to stop lipstick bleed and to increase my lip size.It cost me $900.00 on each occasion. The injections into the lips were unbearabley painful. I had a local anaesthetic first but it doesn't quite numb all areas 100%.I would have preferred to have it under general anaesthetic.The problem with local anaesthetic is it make your lips swell very quickly so it requires someone with a very good technique and a lot of experience to administer it.I started an antibiotic course just prior to each procedure as this rules out the possibility of an infection later.I would certainly have it again.The results are permanent and I just can't be done with paying out continously for top ups on temporary fillers.Permanent is better when you have had a temporary filler at least 6 months previously as then you will know how it will look permanently. It cannot be removed.