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White ink can be a challenge to remove, but tattoos should be removed with q switched or pico lasers. It will take a series of treatments. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a laser tattoo removal expert. Best, Dr. Emer
You’re correct in assuming that it can be quite difficult to remove white tattoo ink. Generally, when exposed to the energy of a laser, the white ink oxidizes and darkens to a grayish tan. Although that may be dismaying, it’s not a bad sign. Once it’s darker, it’s easier to remove. However, the oxidation process does mean that you’ll need more treatments than with colors that were originally dark. A board-certified dermatologist who’s an expert with PicoWay can help you, but please verify his or her expertise in removing light-colored tattoo inks.
Depends. If your white ink has oxides, lasers can turn this black. We then use a laser in the correct wavelength to remove the oxidised tattoo. I also use microneedling to remove or break up white tattoos- this process is called 'trans epidermal exfoliation'. Solutions possible in expert hands. Dr Isobel Walker. Brisbane. Australia.
The good news is that your tattoos are small. It is important that you find a tattoo laser in your area that treats all skin types. Good luck! Tattoo removal, if not done correctly, can result in either scarring or ghosting. Here are some tips: Find a reputable office with a Pico laser. It p...
Tattoo removal lasers can be used on small spots and partial areas of tattoos. I suggest using a PFD patch. Best, Dr. Emer.
Most patients see significant fading after several sessions and reach a satisfactory point. Each successive treatment is often has less effect than the previous. Keep in mind, not all patients can have 100% of removal, of the tattoo but the best approach is a combination of pico and nano te...
It is generally safe to exercise after laser tattoo removal. In fact exercise and hydration will help to speed up the healing process. The only reasons why it would not be recommended would be the location of the tattoo and the amount of blistering you get. For example if your tattoo is on your...
Hi Aclar. Yes, it appears that you are a good candidate for tattoo removal and it should be able to be removed completely. The good news is that it's all one color and that color is very dark. This means that a wavelength of 1064 (yag) can be used and this has a low...
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