Has anyone else experienced this bad blistering after tattoo removal? (Photo)

Thank you for the picture and your questions.  I understand your concerns and recommend that you see a doctor to address them.  Getting the burns healed first and then looking into treatment for scar removal if that is the case is the best approach.  There are many modalities that can be used to minimize and even reduce the appearance of scars.

I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist for after care. Some blistering can happen with laser tattoo removal, but this isn't typical. I recommend silicone gel with growth factors and hyperbaric oxygen to promote healing. The skin must completely heal prior to future treatments. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question. It is common to have some blistering after tattoo removal, however this not typical. I recommend having this evaluated with by your treating physician. He/she may treat this with a silicone gel with growth factors and hyperbaric oxygen to promote healing. Your skin must be completely healed before having any future treatments. Best of Luck!

This is more blistering than normal in my opinion.  I would see a dermatologist or other skin specialist as soon as possible for in person evaluation and a treatment plan.  Healing on the foot can be slow and there is a risk for infection once the blisters open up.  I would be seen by a skin specialist without delay.Regards,Dr. Ort

Blistering can frequently occur after laser of red ink. If you cannot tolerate leaving the blisters alone, return to your provider to have them drained by puncturing them with a needle under sterile conditions. 

Blistering after a laser tattoo removal treatment is normal, however, this seems too much more blistering than normal.  I would recommend following up with your provider as soon as possible for evaluation and possible treatment plan.  I recommend not popping the blister yourself as you can risk infection and/or scarring.