Since I am getting it removed the toxins are circulating through my body. Am I at risk of getting cancer even though I am considered a healthy individual? (Sorry I’m in school to become a medical professional and this is really freaking me out). Especially as a woman with the tattoo being located on my chest near a lot of lymph tissue I’m very concerned now that I know better I feel like I just set myself up for cancer when I was in undergrad and didn’t know anything. Thank you
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Hello, thank you for your question and for including a photo. I am sorry to hear that you are not happy with your new ink. To excise a tattoo, the skin is actually removed and a closure would have to be done. This can definitely have an affect on the tissue between your breasts. It would be...
Fluoxetine should not have any bearing on your tattoo removal. Please make sure you are seeing an expert who has done a lot of tattoo removal, and has the proper type of laser. Good luck!
Hello, thank you for your question. The R20 method was developed for using the Q-Switch devices. Back when all we had was the Q-switch technology, we did do the R20 method. Basically treating the ink 4 times in a row with 20 minutes in-between each pass in order to let the white gas bubbles...