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This most likely can be removed with the MicroPen TR. It may take a series of treatments for complete removal. I recommend getting a formal consultation with an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for your question! You can remove it with laser tattoo removal. Pico lasers are great since they remove tattoos in fewer number of treatments with fewer chances for side effects. Best of luck!
You can remove it with laser tattoo removal. Pico lasers are great since they remove tattoos in fewer number of treatments with fewer chances for side effects. Good luck!
Thank you for your question. I would recommend laser tattoo removal. Ideally you should find a board certified dermatologist that has a picosecond laser. It will likely not take many treatments.
This is best done with a laser. I don't know the color but it was probably black and in that case, a 1064 laser is needed. Probably any tattoo laser can treat this is 2-3 treatments.
I like to call this situation an inadvertent tattoo. It happens when one marks and area for puncture be it a botox injection or an ear piercing and they bring in a drop of the ink with the needle insertion. On occasion a small dot of a "tattoo" is created.The good news is they likely didn't use tattoo ink but a marker and the ink quality in that is poor compared to genuine tattoo ink. I use either a Q switched YAG or Q switched Ruby on these type of " tattoos" and they respond very well many requiring only a single session while others may take 3 but none come close to the number required for a genuine machine placed tattoo.Good luck this can be resolved.
Thank you for your question! This should be fairly easy to remove. Any newer laser will deliver you great results if removal is done by an expert. Best of luck!
Thank you for your question! Yes. Tribal masks can be removed with laser tattoo removal. I would suggest you to look into Pico lasers and providers with experience who use Pico technology. The cost varies since it depends on the location of the provider and how many treatments you will need. ...
Actually neither of those lasers is optimal for your tattoo. The AlexTriVantage may remove some of the ink, but you have a higher risk of hypo pigmentation with that laser (removing some of your natural pigment). The Picosure may remove some of the ink without the risk of hypo pigmentation but...