I had my first laser tattoo removal session yesterday. The doctor only out antibiotic ointment on the top two butterflies and not on the bottom one. His rationale was that the top two were bleeding. Well, this morning I woke up and the bottom butterfly had significant blisters. Should I be concerned? The doctor used the Quanta Q, plus C laser. I cleaned the area with antiseptic and put on neosporin. Any advice that you could give me would be greatly appreciated.
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I would definitely advise you not to pop your blisters. They're actually there to protect the underlying "raw" skin. If one pops on it's own, apply antibiotic ointment over it and leave it alone until it's healed. Popping the blisters will not make the ink fade faster. My best,
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The best thing that you can do to help your body's lymphatic system do its job is to eat right (lean protein, leafy greens, healthy fate, complex carbs), drink lots of water, limit your alcohol consumption to a drink a day, exercise daily to work up a sweat and stay away from any kind of smoke....
Although hyperpigmentation can occur after any laster tattoo removal, the PicoSure laser has a lower risk for this. It's currently the best laser on the market working 3x faster than all other lasers. It's also ideal for all skin types and tattoo colors. I would try to find a practitioner that...
