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Hello !When using PicoSure®, a usual course of treatment would involve 4 to 8 sessions, while older technologies like Q-Switch required twice as many sessions.With PicoSure tattoo removal, an average-sized tattoo can achieve 90% clearance in just four sessions, and complete removal can be achieved with only a few additional sessions, typically 2-3.Best of luck !
Hi Nelly1917, I am Sarah, a medical assistant at Anil Shah Facial Plastic Surgery, and I am so sorry to hear about your unsatisfactory experience with laser tattoo removal. If you still desire to get your white tattoo removed, it is quite possible. White ink tattoos can be more challenging to...
With such a large dark piece I don't think you will ever be able to remove most of the ink. it would take multiple series of sessions and be extremely costly. Your experience so far is typical. Be sure you are seeing a provider skilled in laser tattoo removal and that is honest with their responses.
You are dealing with a very large tat with difficult colors. Unfortunately, I don't know how successful you will be. I think cover-up is the best idea if even possible. the amount of time, healing, discomfort, and poor outcome possibility may let you consider leaving it. be sure to use only a...
Addressing skin redness and residual ink from microblading can be challenging, especially when considering laser treatments. Here are some insights and recommendations: Post-Inflammatory Erythema (PIE): For redness similar to post-inflammatory erythema, vascular lasers such as the Pulsed Dye...
Small tattoos, such as this, can be easily treated with infrared coagulator (IRC) treatments. These treatments can be used for all tattoo colors. Althernatively, if you are simply interested in obliterating the tattoo and don't care whether the area develops a small scar there, you might look...
Yes, tattoo removal through surgical excision can be performed on a finger, although it is less common than laser removal. This procedure involves surgically cutting out the tattooed skin and stitching the surrounding skin back together. It is typically more feasible for smaller tattoos due to...
