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If I were to get a new tattoo while getting one removed on another part of my body, would that slow down the removal process?

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acc0229emJul 2, 2016
If I were to get a new tattoo while getting one removed on another part of my body, would that slow down the removal process?

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Jason Emer, MD

Yes, a topical numbing cream can be used to reduce pain during tattoo removal. I suggest seeking an expert who uses the latest laser technology (q switched or pico laser) in tattoo removal. Best, Dr. Emer

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Tattoos should be removed with q switched or pico lasers, we will often combine with fractional lasers to help speed the process.This will take many treatments given the multiple colors. No matter the device it will take several treatments to see the outcome depending on your response and the...

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Harold J. Kaplan, MD

Hi Ana.  Not sure why Hoene's with your situation but you may have some residual bruising a a reaction to the ink used.to see photos of permanent lip liner removal click on the link below.

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Tattoos should be removed with q switched or pico lasers, we will often combine with fractional lasers to help speed the process. No matter the device it will take several treatments to see the outcome and response to treatment. Please consult with a laser expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

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No matter the device it will take several treatments to see the outcome and response to treatment.You may need more depending on your response and the technology. The best technology for limiting complications is the pico lasers. Please consult with a laser expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

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