Laser tattoo removal treatment, blister broke open and skin came out, new skin yet to grow, will it scar?

Treatments should typically be performed in 4-6 week intervals, but you need to allow adequate healing before undergoing another treatment. Please consult with a laser expert to ensure you do not burn/blister again. Best, Dr. Emer

Hi Jacyna.  Blisters are generally not a good thing during the tattoo removal process.  Depending on the density of the ink, sometimes they are unavoidable, but generally speaking, your provider should be trying to avoid a treatment that causes blisters as the chance of scarring increases.  The question you are asking (how long between treatments) is a question for your provider, but in our practice, depending on how well patients heal, it's at least 6-8 weeks between treatments and almost never 4.  Good luck.

Thank you for your question. Yes, you can have laser tattoo removal to remove the remaining ink over scar tissue. I recommend having treatment with the Picosure laser as it is effective in removing 70-90% of a tattoo and works best on dark colors. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!