Hi! I have a forearm sleeve tattoo, the majority of the ink is gray (made by black and white ink) and lots of white highlights on it. I heard that laser will oxidize white ink so I’m anxious about moving forward with it. Does anyone know any other methods that can remove my tattoo? Thank you!
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The concern about laser tattoo removal and potential long-term health effects, such as cancer, is understandable, especially with the use of carbon black ink, which contains polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). Here's some information to help address your concerns:
Laser Tattoo Removal...
When it comes to removing microblading pigment that has oxidized, here are some important considerations:
Oxidation and Pigment Reaction: The darkening you experienced after laser treatment is a common reaction when pigments containing titanium dioxide and iron oxide are exposed to laser energy...
Hello, thanks for your question and photo. The answer is Yes. You can remove your tattoos. Please visit a doctor in your area for a physical exam. The system uses a laser beam that eliminates the ink without risk. If it's just one color is easier. Good luck!