Hey there, is it possible to achieve a near perfect removal for the following tattoo? Pigmentation is fairly high so I guess it might take quite some time and a lot of sessions...
Answer: Could I Achieve Perfect Removal of Blackwork Tat? Tattoo Removal Takes Time; Black Is Easiest With PicoWay The PicoWay laser can remove your black tattoo and can also remove red ink, thanks to its adjustable wavelengths. PicoWay uses extremely fast pulses of high energy to shatter the pigment in tattoos into pieces that are small enough for the body to process and eliminate. It takes time to remove a tattoo because the colors are removed layer by layer and the body has to process all of the shattered pigment. With patience, you should be able to remove your tattoo, but it will take at least 8 sessions. A board-certified dermatologist who is expert with the PicoWay laser will do the best job for you.
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Answer: Could I Achieve Perfect Removal of Blackwork Tat? Tattoo Removal Takes Time; Black Is Easiest With PicoWay The PicoWay laser can remove your black tattoo and can also remove red ink, thanks to its adjustable wavelengths. PicoWay uses extremely fast pulses of high energy to shatter the pigment in tattoos into pieces that are small enough for the body to process and eliminate. It takes time to remove a tattoo because the colors are removed layer by layer and the body has to process all of the shattered pigment. With patience, you should be able to remove your tattoo, but it will take at least 8 sessions. A board-certified dermatologist who is expert with the PicoWay laser will do the best job for you.
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December 21, 2017
Answer: Tattoo removal Most patients will have full removal or a shadow of ink left at the end. You are right that it may take a good number of treatments if there are areas of highly saturated ink. I would find an experienced physician with a Pico second laser and have an in person consultation. Good luck with your tattoo removal.
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December 21, 2017
Answer: Tattoo removal Most patients will have full removal or a shadow of ink left at the end. You are right that it may take a good number of treatments if there are areas of highly saturated ink. I would find an experienced physician with a Pico second laser and have an in person consultation. Good luck with your tattoo removal.
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