I got my scalp micropicmentation done in March and wanted to get my hairline altered, so I got my hairline altered by a q-switch laser 1064. Now I believe the ink is gone but there is a side effect of hyperpigmentation, how to treat this hyperpigmentation? I'm currently using a cream called eumosone-m, which contains clobestone buiyrate and miconazole nitrate( a course of 20 days) to treat this hyperpigmentation. Is there any better laser out there which can do the job and not bring hyperpig?
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December 31, 2018
Answer: Laser Tattoo Removal--takes a series of treatments
Yes, you can most certainly use lasers, and no, you could not have "anaphylaxis" from laser tattoo removal. Anaphylaxis is an allergic reaction to a certain stimulus, referred to as an allergan, for instance, a medication, or a food, or a chemical compound of some sort. Laser tattoo removal ...
So, itching can be a normal part of the healing process for several days. HOWEVER, itching that is waking you up at night is a bit intense for the regular healing process. I suppose it could occur but I suspect you may be having an allergic reaction to the ink now that it...
In our practice we have had success in removing tattoos in clients that have struggled with immune issues. It would always be recommended to ask the Doctor who is treating you for the condition what their medical opinion is, and it could depend on the type of autoimmune disease. Tattoo removal...