I'm looking for a doctor in New York to surgically remove my tattoo through excision? I do not want laser tattoo removal (photo)

Darker colors are easier to remove than light tattoo colors, but the removal process is still gradual. The PicoWay laser would be the best choice to remove the shading from your tattoo, as its wavelength can be adjusted based on hue. You need to wait a couple of months after you had your tattoo...

Thank you for your question. It looks like from your photos you are having a great outcome. Yes, it is normal for a black tattoo to fade to brown. This can happen due to the ink used or your skin type. If you have any other concerns please contact your treating physician. Best of Luck!

That is a very large piece and it has some difficult colors in it ...blues..green. By using a multiple wavelength PICO laser you should get good results. You need to see someone with good experience in colored pieces. you also should expected around 12 treatments. Good luck!

I'm very sorry to hear of your cancer diagnosis. I know this is a period of great uncertainty for you, and that you would like to know why this is happening to you. To date, no one has established a causal link between specific cancers and ink exposure (either from tattooing or tattoo...

Hi. Typically, blisters from tattoo removal form soon after the laser procedure is done. If the initial blisters healed completely, then it is unlikely that the current blisters are due to the treatment. You should definitely see your medical provider and get them checked out...

I fear you are going to replace the tattoo with a very permanent scar. I don't know what your friend is using to remove the tattoo, but, please, find a physician's office who has very good ratings for tattoo removal, and, go get another opinion. Most tattoos, like this (even on dark skin,) can...