How can I treat hyperpigmentation after tattoo removal?

Thank you  for your question! Referrals from your family doctor are not necessary for laser hair or tattoo removal unless you suffer from certain conditions that would require consultation with an expert as well as with your family doctor. Nevertheless, if wanting to have laser or hair removal d...

Thank you for your question!  Norco might ease the pain for you. There are other options such as topical numbing creams, as well as local injections. Discuss the option that is to your preference with your provider. Best of luck!

You should have a follow up exam with your provider. You can be developing scarring, therefore I would advise you to have it checked by your provider or any other board certified physician. Best of luck! 

This appears to be an allergy to the bandage as the outline of the irritation matches that of the bandage. It's not an allergy to the laser or anything like that. I'd use a simple antibiotic ointment (provided you're not allergic to that either) and cover with some gauze. Please see your p...

The salt/lemon tattoo removal idea is essentially a form of skin abrasion and acid. This won't remove the ink (the ink is much too deep) and will only serve to irritate the skin. Additionally, it may lead to infection or scarring. #lasertattooremoval is the gold standard. It is safe and...

Hello,Tattoo removal, if not done correctly, can result in either scarring or ghosting.  Here are some tips: Find a reputable office with a Pico laser. It produces faster results with less scarring than a nano alone.  Tattoo removal shops are not as reputable as a Doctor. Many of these shops c...