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It appears that you have a lot of blistering. While this can occur at times with different ink (blue, red) not typically the whole tattoo. Our patients purchase an after care kit with Calendula ointment which is naturally antiseptic. When the crusting has gone they massage with a high quality medical barrier cream between treatments (Epionce). If there are blisters, try to leave them intact as they are considered "sterile" dressings. Keep a loose dressing on them. If they break, use Calendula ointment, Bacitracin ointment (we try to avoid antibiotic ointments) or Aquaphor. You may need to change the dressing several times per day. Blistering may take a few days to develop and take longer to heal than after a crusty tattoo treatment. They usually heal very well. I advise waiting at least 8 weeks between treatments or longer for complete skin healing.
Thank you for your question. It is not recommended to have laser removal on tattooed makeup as most of the ink used for this procedure is not the same as used on the body. This is because more tattoo makeup contains metals, such as iron and can result in the tattoo turning a rusty brown or...
I would recommend having your tattoo removed with a Picosure laser. Picosure lasers use pressure waves to break down the ink with a laser that is measured in picoseconds (or 1 trillionth of a second, which is about 1000 times faster than a nanosecond).
Thank you for your question in regards to laser tattoo removal. Achieving complete removal is possible, although patience is key. Four weeks between sessions is the soonest you can be treated due to the time its takes our bodies to break down the ink. Having treatments sooner will not be...
