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Black Wrist Tattoo Removal (Picosure) Journey - Hawaii, HI
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So far I have had 4 treatments done. The first...
Wrist tattoo 808April 15, 2014
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So far I have had 4 treatments done. The first two treatments were Q-switch and then the last two were Picosure treatments. I'm not sure how long this process will take. I was hoping for it to be gone by May of this year but it looks like I have many more treatments to go. My journey started in Oct. 9 of 2013 (first treatment), second treatment on Nov. 15, third treatment (picosure) on Dec. 19 and my last treatment on Feb. 7th. I have my third picosure on April 18th, fifth overall treatment. Hopefully it goes well.
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Waiting for the 5th overrall (3rd Picosure) treatment
Wrist tattoo 808April 16, 2014
This is how my tattoo looks now. I have my next treatment this Friday on the 18th. Anyone have any luck with complete removal on their wrists? What can I do to speed up the removal process? Any insight and advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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April 17, 2014
Welcome and thank you for taking the time to share your story with us! You have an ambitious goal for full removal by May of this year, with the Picosure you should cut some time off your removal, hopefully you will be closer to your goal by years end.
Here is a another member on the site who achieved great results with patience with a wrist tattoo
http://www.realself.com/review/tri-state-area-yrs-...
Best of luck to you, be sure to keep us posted :)
Here is a another member on the site who achieved great results with patience with a wrist tattoo
http://www.realself.com/review/tri-state-area-yrs-...
Best of luck to you, be sure to keep us posted :)

April 18, 2014
Hi- I also had removal on a wrist tatt. It is slower on the wrists b/c they are extremities...BUT, it is possible. The thing i learned is that, unfortunately, there is no way to "speed up" the removal process. The reason I believe this is b/c the body has to do the majority of the work, with the laser ONLY breaking the ink up. And although the body is amazing, it works at a super slow pace. It's having a strong immune system (as this carries away the ink particles) that is of utmost importance- so staying hydrated, eating well, exercising- all of this will aid the process. Also massage (which moves lymph) and healing oils (vitamin E, bio oil, rose hip oils) are great to replenish the skin as they aid in omegas which help w/ cell renewal. One more thing- in fact I noticed this from yr pics....I would recommend waiting at least 2mo (or more) b/w treatments. It looks to me like the most fading of yr tatt occurred b/w the 1st Pico and 2nd Pico- in which you waited 8+ wks (esp as yr treatments continue on). My Dr told me fading continues up to a year after a session (and I have wwaited 5 mo in b.w some sessions and saw continued fading). Honestly though, your progress looks great- my tatt was a thin, yet heavy heavy outline which is why I think my tatt took so long to fade. Yr tatt looks less dense and moreso like shading to a degree, so I think you will fare really well as you continue along. Taking time in b/w treatments also allows yr skin to heal b/c scarring prolongs healing and yr nxt treatment's results in my opinion. I think your results look great so far :)
April 18, 2014
Thanks for your advice. I have my next session tomorrow, which will be 10 weeks from my last treatment. I plan to add 3 weeks more for each treatment going forward, so the treatment after will be 13 weeks, 16 weeks, 19 weeks, and etc...

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Right before my 3rd picosure treatment (5th overall treatment)
Wrist tattoo 808April 19, 2014
This is 10 weeks after my 2nd picosure treatment (4th overall). Took this right before my third picosure treatment today.
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