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Desperate to Remove Cosmetic Tattoos Eyebrows LASER - Florida, FL

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I had very sparse eyebrow hair. Went to a bad...

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Love_always15
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I had very sparse eyebrow hair. Went to a bad tech. Who tattooed them WAY too high! I have tried saline with little result. Test spot piko laser which darkened. And now I'm trying acid removal. I'm posting this to help anyone in need. The acid was applied to open skin 65% self neutralizing. Yes it hurt but wasn't too bad. Tech numbed me.

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April 29, 2016

Thank you for paying it forward by sharing your review, it will most definitely help countless others researching this procedure. Keep us posted. 

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April 29, 2016
Thanks for sharing a unique way to remove tattoos. Not many people here using acid removal. I am curious to hear how it works for you! Please keep us updated!
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April 29, 2016
Hi , have you tried rejuvi? I wouldn't recommend for tattoo removal bit for semi permanent make up it can work wonders. I had a similar exoerience with horrendous tattooed eyebrows but within 3 sessions of rejuvi they had gone . They scarred red for at least twelve months but it was just superficial, my eyebrows are now as good as new and I have found that dermastampung plus using regaine ( men's strength) they have regrown. We live and learn!! Good luck x
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May 2, 2016
thanks for the input! when they put rejuvi do they use the "tattoo gun" as well? and then just rub it in?
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May 2, 2016
is the point for it to scab and pull out ink?
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May 2, 2016
It's a similar machine , the same as used for applying semi permanent make up. The rejuvi liquid binds to the ink and pulls it up to the surface where it scabs and falls off. You mustn't puck though no matter how tempting!!
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May 3, 2016
I wonder if it's similar to acid. I had salt treatment too. Same concept. I wonder if the rejuvi "binds" better then the salt and acid
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May 3, 2016
I'm afraid I don't know as I've never used salt and acid but I presume they work by exfoliation rather than binding to the ink?
July 22, 2016
How did the salt treatment work for you? Thank you.
November 14, 2016
can you use it on lip line and would it work
UPDATED FROM Love_always15
12 days post

scab off

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Love_always15
Darker then I was hoping :(

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May 8, 2016
Hi how are your brows? And the make up tattoo? Is it a success? How long do you have your permanent make up? I'm having problems too and i'm depress now
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December 22, 2016
Get laser , only thing that works
January 4, 2017
VERY true!
UPDATED FROM Love_always15
21 days post

3 weeks, not at all what I was hoping for

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Love_always15
Much more noticeable then before :( hoping it changes it was better before I tried this process.

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May 12, 2016
Hping it will be better soon. Me too is having mix emotions right now. I got mine almost 3 weeks ago. So i'm debating for saline first then laser.
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May 12, 2016
Hi again , the thing with acid is that it burns the skin so what you have right now is a burn which creates post inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Cosmetic ink is different to tattoo ink in its make up - lots of iron oxides in it which is why it darkens with laser not lightens . My best advice would be to please leave it alone for now, allow your skin to heal and then seek rejuvi removal . Use Manuka honey on the scarred area and protect religiously with sunscreen . A mineral powder foundation in a lighter shade than your skin tone will camouflage the area. The good news is that the ink will not be tattooed in as deep as a proper tattoo and will eventually over time slough off as dead skin cells - that is of course if you don't remove with rejuvi. I removed mine that way and yes it did scar temporarily but now you'd never know they had been there. If I'd left them alone they would have disappeared in time but of course I was impatient . Good luck , rest assured it will get better x
May 13, 2016
Hello my name is Dr. Dixon I saw your post on realself its an interesting case I may be able to make some suggestions to assist, why don't you visit my colleague Joyce in Florida for an assessment and we can discuss your situation.
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June 3, 2016
where would this be, please inbox me