I've seen pictures of people's laser treatments turning into keloids. I have never had one and I don't scar that easily. Just wondering if this is something I should be concerned about on my first session.
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February 27, 2017
Answer: To keloid or not to keloid
Calvin Jung, MDPhysician, Board Certified in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Thanks for your question and posting a picture. We handle this question in our office a couple of times a month. We have successfully removed them with the PicoSure Tattoo Removal Laser in 1-3 treatments. Best of luck.What eye brow serum did you find?
I would advise you to wait at least 6 months so your tattoo fully heals. You will need more than 10 treatments and this will take longer than one year to remove. Q Switched lasers are ok but there is higher chance for scarring and blistering. Therefore, it is of crucial importance to choose ...
Thank you for your question. Yes, your
large tattoo can be removed with good results. In my office, I like to use Picosure which has a short pulse
duration that exceeds photothermal action and results in an intense
photomechanical impact. This adds up to faster results and fewer treatments
when...