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Yes. This is totally safe. You can also try a topical numbing cream which will significantly reduce the discomfort. I hope this information is helpful.Stephen Weber MD, FACS
Using class IV medical lasers, such as Q-switched technology, is proven to be a safe and effective method in removing unwanted cosmetic ink for eyebrow and mouth areas. If treating eyeliner ink, corneal shields may be worn to protect the eyes so that lasers are an option as well.Ink, whether ...
Yes. This is a great option. You should consult with 3-4 permanent makeup specialists and evaluate photos of their work. An experienced permanent makeup specialist will be able to match your natural skin tone with the scar tissue and help camouflage the hypopigmented scar tissue. I hope this...
There is no negative effect on Botox injections if the area is tatooed two weeks after. Your eyebrow position will change a little as the Botox wears off in the four months so the tattooed region will also change shape slightly, but as long as the tattoo pigment is being placed in the eyebrow...
Eyelash extensions will need to be removed prior to any eyeliner procedure and you will not be able to have them put back on for 1.5-2 weeks. Keep in mind that a touch up procedure is required 6 weeks after the initial procedure and eyelashes will have to be removed for that as well.
Most tattoos will fade but will take a long time. Wait 3 months if it is still darker than what you want consult a Tattoo removal by laser. It MAY soten the colors. It will depend on the type amd make of the pigment.
It is normal for the tattoo to fade about 30-50% after the first application and then fade again some after the retouch. The top layer of skin is shed and you are left with what is under the skin. Some people do, however, have more fading than others. If you are concerned about...
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