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So let me tell you my story... After 3 days of...
So let me tell you my story...
After 3 days of crying and reading and crying, lost 2 pounds on the procces to which I can only say Yeey!, I have the power to write my review and start my journey among all the warrior and beautiful people on this great website!
On 11th january this year I had my appointment with the best artist in town, which I still think, of course. It was for my 3rd tattoo ( had my second one made at the same saloon last year in April ). I wanted a colorful peony tattoo next to my Frida Kahlo portrait. I just wanted it so bad. So made the appontment last year in November. I arrived with lots of examples of how I wanted it to look, maybe it was the first mistake because both me and the asrtist got lost in the process and I personally let myself carried away and went with a bigger peony, than planned, and all black, which maybe is the best part of the story, because people do not complain so much about black ink removal than with colors like red, yellow and green - Maybe! Because the artist draw double line contours to make sure I will die with this tattoo :) I need to tell you, when the indigo was sent on my shoulder I was excited, because the lines were so thin and it looked big but pretty... my fear started, when the artist put the lines and shades on my tatoo, which looks great, but it was the moment I realised that this tattoo is BIGGEER than I originally wanted. He is professional so he noticed something isn't right even if I acted the same ( I'm no p*ssy after all :)) ) and told me "believe me you will love it". I believed. I was very excited and thought that it's time to bring this sh*t to another level anyway. But my fears followed me home and I didn't even think about it that day.
The next morning I woke up and immediately ran to the mirror and started to cry. I don't want to sound like a drama queen, but that's exactly how itt happened. I started to yell to my fiance "you don't like it because it's to big!" which he never said, most importantly he liked the tatoo from the start. His reaction was very down to earth and asked me "is this really about me?" and then I knew... I don't like my new tattoo. It's to BIG and because of it's size it doesn't look feminin at all.
I was devastated. I went late to work after crying 2 hours at home and reading quickly through some tattoo removal sites and forums. After a few hours I told myself I was overreacting. I will love this tattoo and I wont put this much negative energy in somtehing that is on me. My co-workers love it, why shouldn't I? Went home and closed myself in the bedroom and read about self-love and accepting yourself with this type of decisions. Next day on my way home from work I realized, I need to remove this tattoo. My process of crying and reading began.
This site made me realise what is going on really. How long and painfull is the removal process, but still it is possible and with the support from my fiance and loved once maybe I cand do this. It's pissing me off that I need to take care of my freshly made tattoo which I don't like. I don't want to take my shirts down. I don't want to see it. I trully don't. It's not because it's ugly, it just makes me be angry with myself. Feelings I read manny of the people have with unwanted tattoos.
I currently live in Germany, 3 hours drive from Nürnberg and really think about getting my first tattoo removal treatmant with a PicoSure laser which I heard dr. Kirsten Kramer from Nürnberg, Germany, has in her practice.
I need to wait for my tattoo to heal first and will make an appointment as soon as possible :)
Please let me know if you know about how hard it is to remove a dark, double lined tattoo as mine. Didn't see anny here so dark, big and NEW as mine, only old ones, which are easier to remove.
Thank you all for your stories! They helped me alot.
Keep in touch
After 3 days of crying and reading and crying, lost 2 pounds on the procces to which I can only say Yeey!, I have the power to write my review and start my journey among all the warrior and beautiful people on this great website!
On 11th january this year I had my appointment with the best artist in town, which I still think, of course. It was for my 3rd tattoo ( had my second one made at the same saloon last year in April ). I wanted a colorful peony tattoo next to my Frida Kahlo portrait. I just wanted it so bad. So made the appontment last year in November. I arrived with lots of examples of how I wanted it to look, maybe it was the first mistake because both me and the asrtist got lost in the process and I personally let myself carried away and went with a bigger peony, than planned, and all black, which maybe is the best part of the story, because people do not complain so much about black ink removal than with colors like red, yellow and green - Maybe! Because the artist draw double line contours to make sure I will die with this tattoo :) I need to tell you, when the indigo was sent on my shoulder I was excited, because the lines were so thin and it looked big but pretty... my fear started, when the artist put the lines and shades on my tatoo, which looks great, but it was the moment I realised that this tattoo is BIGGEER than I originally wanted. He is professional so he noticed something isn't right even if I acted the same ( I'm no p*ssy after all :)) ) and told me "believe me you will love it". I believed. I was very excited and thought that it's time to bring this sh*t to another level anyway. But my fears followed me home and I didn't even think about it that day.
The next morning I woke up and immediately ran to the mirror and started to cry. I don't want to sound like a drama queen, but that's exactly how itt happened. I started to yell to my fiance "you don't like it because it's to big!" which he never said, most importantly he liked the tatoo from the start. His reaction was very down to earth and asked me "is this really about me?" and then I knew... I don't like my new tattoo. It's to BIG and because of it's size it doesn't look feminin at all.
I was devastated. I went late to work after crying 2 hours at home and reading quickly through some tattoo removal sites and forums. After a few hours I told myself I was overreacting. I will love this tattoo and I wont put this much negative energy in somtehing that is on me. My co-workers love it, why shouldn't I? Went home and closed myself in the bedroom and read about self-love and accepting yourself with this type of decisions. Next day on my way home from work I realized, I need to remove this tattoo. My process of crying and reading began.
This site made me realise what is going on really. How long and painfull is the removal process, but still it is possible and with the support from my fiance and loved once maybe I cand do this. It's pissing me off that I need to take care of my freshly made tattoo which I don't like. I don't want to take my shirts down. I don't want to see it. I trully don't. It's not because it's ugly, it just makes me be angry with myself. Feelings I read manny of the people have with unwanted tattoos.
I currently live in Germany, 3 hours drive from Nürnberg and really think about getting my first tattoo removal treatmant with a PicoSure laser which I heard dr. Kirsten Kramer from Nürnberg, Germany, has in her practice.
I need to wait for my tattoo to heal first and will make an appointment as soon as possible :)
Please let me know if you know about how hard it is to remove a dark, double lined tattoo as mine. Didn't see anny here so dark, big and NEW as mine, only old ones, which are easier to remove.
Thank you all for your stories! They helped me alot.
Keep in touch