Red dots after tattoo removal. Any suggestions? (photos)

As of last year, BLTR cream was still in animal testing. Human testing--if it passes all 3 phases--is a good 10 years off. People claiming to be selling BLTR now (e.g. bltr-cream.com) do make a lot of big claims. There appears to be no connection with them and the Ontario pharmaceutical company...

From my professional experience I prefer the PiQo4 laser for black pigment. This laser uses picosecond technology and has 4 wavelengths including the 1064 wavelength which is ideal for black pigment. I have been practicing tattoo removal for 20 years and have 5 different Pico wavelengths. Dr....

Laser treatment will cause the ink to darken initially, but continuing laser treatments will help to lighten the ink.  If you are considering laser, I would not do any more lighter ink since it will only complicate the laser removal.  In good health, Dr. Keel

Tattoo ink is deep within the skin. It's one of the reasons why they're hard to remove. Glycolic acid works on the skin surface and will not affect or fade your tattoo. If you want your tattoo removed, you will need to do laser tattoo removal. I am a huge fan of the PicoSure laser for this as...

Based solely on your photos, this looks like scarring. Schedule an appointment with your dermatologist to discuss treatment options. In terms of your tattoo, if you weren't using the PicoSure laser, you might want to try it as it's currently the best laser on the market. My best, Dr. Sheila...

Without a biopsy, there's no way to know for sure. I would try to find a practitioner that has the PicoSure device and schedule a consultation. The PicoSure laser is currently the best on the market working 3x faster than all other lasers so even if the ink is deep, which does affect...