What is the best tattoo removal cream on the market?

Unfortunately, there are no tattoo removal creams on that market that really work. You must have a laser that will target the ink below the skin. A complimentary consultation is recommended to answer all of your questions and concerns, as well as getting an exact quote. We price tattoo removal by how long the session will actually take-to save you money, and not by the size of the tattoo - which is the standard. Dark colors, especially black, are the easiest to remove. Leaving yellow and light green/blue the most difficult. With every unique tattoo and not knowing how deep or superficial the ink was injected, at least 10 treatments could be required. A local anesthetic may be used at no extra charge during treatment if needed.

Salabrasion and other creams with acids would have to create multiple sessions of open, raw wounds which help draw up the pigment but always produce scar tissue.Wait for when you can do laser. 

To date, there are no tattoo removal creams that have been proven clinically effective for tattoo removal without laser or surgery. Best, DR. Karamanoukian 

Hello, I have seen little success with tattoo removal creams. They just can't go deep enough within your skin to get all the ink out. And, if you doo get deep enough, then I tend to see a lot of scar tissue. The most effective and safest route for tattoo removal is the PicoWay laser. To save money you can spread your treatments out to one every 4-6 months. If you spread out your treatments then you will tend to do less treatments and save money.

Unfortunately creams will not work despite how showy the advertisement and testimonial may be.  Save your money until you can afford to have it removed with a Picoway tattoo removal laser.  Then you will get the results you deserve and safely!

Unfortunately, there are no creams that would be able to remove a tattoo as it is so deep into the skin that the cream wouldn't reach. Your best option is the laser.
Best of luck!

Unfortunately, tattoo removal creams do not work at all. The tattoo ink is at a much deeper level than can be accessed by the creams.
Consider doing only a few laser sessions (even 1- 2 per year), and waiting it out. It would still be a better option than wasting money on creams.

Tattoo removal is possible only with lasers. Not even with surgery. So don't waste your time and money searching for a magical cream to remove it. 

There isn't any that exists that would work and here is why.  Tattoos are created deliberately by injecting ink into the dermal layer of the skin.  This is pretty deep, and so topical creams won't reach it.  The appropriate laser, however, bypasses the top layers of the skin and targets the pigmented in the deeper layer, facilitating its fragmentation and subsequent removal.

Tattoo ink is placed deeply in the layers of your skin (this is why it doesn't come off with normal shedding of the skin), so it would be very difficult for a cream to be able to penetrate the tattoo and I'm not even sure how it would remove it.  Save the money that you would have spent on a cream and apply towards laser treatments instead.  We use the PicoSure in our office and have had great results.