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there are only a couple of common medications that i can think of that would be of concern These would be any medication that causes a sun sensitivity such as Accutane, Retin A and the "cycline" antibiotics (mostly doxycycline). That being said you should present your doctor with a list of current meds that you are taking for their review. Good Luck!
Thanks for you question. Since we can't cover every medication possible, you really should get a medical consultation. Generally, the most common medicines that disqualify patients from any laser treatment are Accutane in the last year or any sun sensitizing medicine. Best of luck.
Thank you for your question in regards to laser tattoo removal. It is important to start laser tattoo removal treatments at a lower energy setting to determine how your skin will react. Blistering and pigmentation issues can develop if settings are too high during the first sessions. As long as ...
I cannot see any reason that these medications would effect the laser removal of a tattoo. good luck
Tattoo shading is much easier to remove than dark lines. The shade areas generally have less ink and the ink is not usually very deep in the skin. I recommend finding an experienced clinician who is using a pico second laser.
