I have lupus and also take warfarin, I would like to get a tattoo removed but there is limited information available for people with lupus and the risks of getting their tattoo's removed. Is laser a safe option? is it even possible for someone with an autoimmune disease to have their tattoo removed?
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August 1, 2017
Answer: Picosecond laser and an experienced doctor needed
Great question. Thank you for contributing. I am sorry you regret your tattoo with black and red colors. Although the red is more difficult to remove, the good news is that it can definitely be removed.
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Tattoo removal, if not done correctly, can result in either scarring or ghosting. Here are some tips:
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Pico lasers are the most advanced technology. I utilize the PiQo4 laser which has 4 Pico wavelengths and the Picosure for a total of 5 Pico wavelengths. Certain colors respond best to certain wavelengths. The amount of treatments can vary based on several factors such as the location of your t...