First picture is after laser number 2 and second picture on right is after laser session #4 ( 9 days after treatment) . The 4th session I got blisters and a lot of white spots. I didn't get that in previous treatments. The Laser is picosure. If I keep going will this eventually be gone? How many more treatments do you estimate ? I am afraid that tattoo will don't fade as much as my skin is with those white spots. Can this be surgically removed ?
August 6, 2017
Answer: Laser tattoo removal Q switch and Pico lasers are great choices but giving the fact that your tattoo is dark with a considerable amount of ink , it may be safer to use less energy so your skin doesn't respond with huge amount of blistering which ultimately could lead to unnecessary hypo pigmentation. I think you may need a further 6-8 sessions to fully remove the ink with 6-10 weeks, or even longer intervals in between sessions.
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August 6, 2017
Answer: Laser tattoo removal Q switch and Pico lasers are great choices but giving the fact that your tattoo is dark with a considerable amount of ink , it may be safer to use less energy so your skin doesn't respond with huge amount of blistering which ultimately could lead to unnecessary hypo pigmentation. I think you may need a further 6-8 sessions to fully remove the ink with 6-10 weeks, or even longer intervals in between sessions.
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August 6, 2017
Answer: Laser Tattoo Removal There is hope! And thank you for posting with photos. The tattoo certainly does not appear to be as faded as one would expect at this point. Picosure, especially the original model, just can't remove black ink very well. Even the updated model has some trouble. I highly recommend finding a provide with one of the newer pico lasers (Enlighten, PiQo4, Picoway). I think you will get much better results.
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August 6, 2017
Answer: Laser Tattoo Removal There is hope! And thank you for posting with photos. The tattoo certainly does not appear to be as faded as one would expect at this point. Picosure, especially the original model, just can't remove black ink very well. Even the updated model has some trouble. I highly recommend finding a provide with one of the newer pico lasers (Enlighten, PiQo4, Picoway). I think you will get much better results.
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