What options are available for treating a raised tattoo?

Your tattoo will need to be assessed by a qualified laser technician to determine how many treatments you'll require. We currently use the Pico Way System and on  average, most tattoo removals can be achieved quite successfully with 3 to 6  treatments, 8 weeks apart. It is quite safe to have a ...

This soon after a treatment, it’s too early to assess effectiveness. It’s during the 8-12 week wait between treatments that ink fades, so a better time to determine disappearance is at the end of that period. Be sure you’re treatments are spaced at least that far apart. One concerning part of yo...

In our practice we offer the PicoWay laser for tattoo removal. We recommend the use of Aquaphor post procedure to protect the layer of skin. Aquaphore will allow for proper healing. Thank you for your question, best of luck to you.

Based on your picture it looks like you are seeing a slight reduction in the ink from the tattoo. This is a very good sign as the tattoo is starting to break up the original tattoo. Continue to give it some time for your body to continue to heal and then return for another treatment to continue...

I believe you should revisit the medical office that treated you. Although what is shown in the picture is typical for about a week, 4 weeks there should be better healing. i am also concerned about the area of redness around the piece. you need to be checked for infection / inflamation. good luck.

It sounds like you had an adverse reaction to the treatment. I would recommend seeing the doctor who provided the treatment for you and have them take a look and see what they can do to help with the hives