POSTED UNDER Tattoo Removal REVIEWS
Tattoo Removal
ORIGINAL POST
Ok, so when I was 18 I stupidly went and got a...
WORTH IT
Ok, so when I was 18 I stupidly went and got a tattoo without thinking. I wanted a small pretty tattoo but ended up with a MASSIVE "tramp stamp". A year later I got my first treatment, saw little change apart from my original tattoo was raised and it was now flat after one session. I then waited another year before getting another treatment. Then 6 months till I had my third, I've just had my fourth treatment and plan to go every 4 weeks now. I've seen little fading and it's the most painful experience ever. THink before you ink guys. I'll upload some pictures so people thinking of tattoo removal can see how slow the process is. Unfortunately they don't just fade straight away :(
Replies (4)
UPDATED FROM Amylouise93
Fifth session.
Started to see my tattoo breaking up after the forth session. Such a slow process! The pink in the butterfly is fading well. Had my fifth treatment today. The technician said my body is reacting well so she said she put the machine on a higher level today. Didn't use numbing cream my technician mentioned paracetamol before treatment can help a little bit with pain so I will try that next time not that it will make much difference! At least it's done for another 4 weeks!!!
UPDATED FROM Amylouise93
14 sessions done
I've just had my 14th session. I have had one picsure treatment and 13 q-switched .. I've not had dramatic results but it is slowly fading. It's hard to stay positive when results are so slow but I understand it's a slow process just got to keep going!
Replies (3)


November 15, 2016
Are you sticking with the Picosure from now on?

November 17, 2016
Yes I'm going to give it another try haven't had a picosure treatment in a year been using qwitched but going to give picosure another go and hopefully see some better results.
Thank you for joining us and sharing your experience. Are you looking for complete removal, or fade to cover? What laser are you being treated with? What do you do to ease the pain during removal?
Oh really, so to confirm -- your technician thinks using numbing cream slows down the recovery? Did they mention why that is?