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That is a normal reaction following a laser tattoo removal treatment. It just means you got a very thorough treatment and after a few weeks your skin should begin to settle back down. If it does not, be sure you see a board certified dermatologist or an expert in laser tattoo removal to ensure the area is healing like it should be. Thanks for your question!
Yes, that is normal and while not desired, it also means you got a thorough treatment and after a few weeks your skin should settle. Be sure you see a board certified dermatologist or an expert in laser tattoo removal to ensure you are getting the best treatments and results. Thanks for your question!
Hi Andi, you are doing the right thing with your recovery. Although scabbing is not the desired result, it sometimes happens and does indicate that you got a thorough treatment. Keep caring for it diligently by keeping it moisturized and you should heal well.
Yes, this can be typical. It can take a few weeks for skin to settle. I recommend following up with your Doctor about appropriate after care. Keep in mind, it will take a series of treatments with laser tattoo removal. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
If it starts becoming increasingly MORE red (especially is it becomes more painful and/or has a pus-like discharge, contact your doctor. But, infection is NOT very common :)