Dale Bartolome, MD

Newest technology is the picosure which uses an acoustic technology to  shatter the ink.  Get a consult with a physician who has such technology to assess the cost and number of visits required.  Most tattoos take 4-6 treatments for removal with treatments spaced 6 weeks apart.  Tattoos on lower extremities usually have more swelling so the extremity needs to be elevated post treatment along with icing. Hope this helps.

I agree with the doctors that responded to this question.  Not likely the botox because of the time interval between treatment and swelling.  More likely related to the sunburn/and or the topicals applied.  Perhaps a histamine response?  Infection always a consideration and you should see your doctor to evaluate this sooner than later.

It seems to me that the one brow that is more frozen than the other is the result of the frontalis muscle being treated  too low.  Our anatomy is different and fortunately this effect is short-lived as botox only lasts 3-4 month.  I generally treat only the upper 2/3rds of the forehead with botox to avoid the dreaded heavy brow.