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Thank you for the question. A photo would be helpful.The best way to remove a tattoo with minimal chance ofscarring is to have Laser tattoo removal. Q switched Nd:YAG lasers, such as theRevLite Laser, are excellent for removing tattoos. The Picosure Laser is alsovery good.Multiple treatments are usually necessary and depend onseveral variables:·Your skin type·Location of tattoo·Amount of ink·Color(s) of ink·Layering of ink·Presence or absence of scar from the tattooSeeing a board certified physician experienced in lasertattoo removal should be able to give you an estimate of the total number oftreatments needed.Cost of tattoo removal will depend on the size of the tattooand the total number treatments needed.To see what is right for you and to get more information,see two or more licensed physicians in your area for a consultation to have allyour questions answered and to get the proper estimates.I hope this helps.
Hi Yepi. To make a proper estimate, we would need to see the tattoo in a photo. The color of the tattoo does matter, but if we assume that the tattoo is a professional one and that it is black, blue or red, it would probably take 4-7 treatments, spaced 6-8 weeks apart. To view photos of similar tattoo removal, check the link below.
Thank you for your question and the photos. I agree with other's comments. Your laser tattoo removal treatments appear to be working. The redness is likely some residual oxidized pigment combined with red, fragile skin that's been beat up by the Laser.For my clients, after the first 3-4...
I utilize the latest in laser tattoo removal technology, the Picosure from Cynosure. I can definitely laser this entire tattoo in one session and it should be well tolerated. There may be significant fading after only one session and complete removal is possible in several sessions - with...
For optimal results, I would suggest laser treatment vs surgically removing the tattoo. The price could range anywhere between $500-$1500 dependent upon your geographical location. Good news is that black ink responds the best to laser treatment, and typically heals without scarring....