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yes, you can do laser but often it will be more noticeable with removal than the stretch marks. it will leave white areas and will be much harder to remove then the stretch marks as you have numerous colors. make sure to pretreat the skin (see link). this will take numerous treatments! Best. Dr. Emer.
Your tattoo can definitely be removed. However, tattoo removal can often be a tedious process which will require multiple treatment sessions over time, and will require patience on your part. Fortunately, technology today has improved dramatically. The new Pico devices, versus the older, less effective Q-switched lasers, are much more effective, and require less sessions, with faster, much more comfortable treatments. As far as number of sessions necessary and cost, there is a huge variation depending on size, color, body location, and depth/density/type of ink used. We typically tell patients 4-7 sessions is average, but there is huge variability based on the above factors. Cost is also variable depending on whether you pay by individual session, or pay a package price. You should be seen by a cosmetic specialist, who has the Pico technology available, and can provide more detailed information during your consultation.
Picosure is an effective laser that disperses and breaks up pigment and can provide excellent results with tattoo removal regardless of size. It is especially preferred for red, yellow, and orange ink removal. The size of your tattoos will require up to 7 treatments but an be safely removed with Picosure. Pricing is based on size and a consultation could provide specific expectations.
Hello. The study you found looks like it states that the type of red ink that also can cause cancer is banned for use in humans so it should not be present in the tattoo ink used for you. Tattoo removal is a way or removing the ink so if you want to be sure, then it's recommended to move...
Hello, thank you for your question and for including a photo. I am sorry to hear that you are not happy with your new ink. To excise a tattoo, the skin is actually removed and a closure would have to be done. This can definitely have an affect on the tissue between your breasts. It would be...
Fluoxetine should not have any bearing on your tattoo removal. Please make sure you are seeing an expert who has done a lot of tattoo removal, and has the proper type of laser. Good luck!