Tattoo removal aftercare: I had tattoo removal and large blisters showed.

hi!
blisters are commonly encountered immediately after laser tattoo removal
deroofing the blister in a sterile fashion is the typical treatment
should not affect future treatment or results

Hello, Tattoo removal can result in either scarring or ghosting.  Here are some tips:
Faster pulse second technology like pico second is a better technology than nano for scarring. Experience can help patients.  Oversight from an experienced physician (best if plastic, facial plastic or dermatology) will likely result in safer outcomes.Stay out of the sun— sunlight can be harmful to healing in after any laser procedureAvoid infections- This means keep your tattoo area clean (i.e. don’t garden right after a tattoo removal on your arm, etc), don’t pick scabs or blisters if they occur.  Follow our post procedure instructions.  Avoid swimming for 48 hours as water can infect the treated areas.Allow healing between treatment sessions- typically 4-8 weeksBe healthy- while the tattoo laser breaks up the tattoo particles, your body will actually eliminate the particles in one of 3 ways.  being healthy will help achieve this process faster and allow for consistent healingBest,
Anil Shah

If this happens again do not open the blister! The fluid in the blister is sterile and it is protecting the injured skin underneath. If the pressure is getting to much the fluid can be drained with a needle and a pressure bandage applied. It is not uncommon to have  a blister after tattoo removal and doesn't mean you had a bad treatment. Continue to keep it moist and covered.  Follow up with your treating physician with any signs of infection.