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Tattoo Removal Treatment with Picoway, Color-tattoo, Oslo

UPDATED FROM rosetattoo1
1 year post

Pause for 1 year

rosetattoo1
I haven't gotten any new treatments since last year (June), this is how my tattoo looks today. I think it has continued to fade since my last treatment. Will have treatment no 3 this fall.

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October 24, 2017
Wow the that's some great fading on the red.
November 1, 2017
How many weeks between sessions does your tech want you to wait?
July 8, 2018
Any updates?
UPDATED FROM rosetattoo1
4 months post

Still raised outline after 5 weeks?

rosetattoo1
Anyone else experiencing this? Does it go down or is it starting to scar?

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September 6, 2016
Yes I did notice that in the beginning, but haven't had raised lines for that long the las 2 treatments. The nurse that treated me said that I would wait longer between treatments if it is still itchy or raised.
September 8, 2016
Thanks for replying! So when you had some raised outlines in the beginning, you postponed your treatment? Or did you continue as usual?
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September 9, 2016
Yes I postponed 2 more weeks and made sure I oiled it every Day
September 12, 2016
Thanks for the tip, I will oil it and see what happens. What oil do you use?
September 8, 2016
Nice fading on the red! :) My tattoo is a bit raised for the first couple of weeks, but then it goes down. Have you tried Bio-oil? It works really well for me and I think that`s what`s helping me avoid scars so far.
September 12, 2016
Thanks, it seems to kick the red out good! But the rest of the tattoo is mote stubborn;) I am using bio oil now, just before I go to bed. Should I use it more? Do you use anything else on it?
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September 22, 2016

I had lots of raised lines. I can't remember exactly how long before they went down but I didn't scar from the laser. The only scars I have are from the tattoo itself. Be sure to keep your skin hydrated, Coconut Oil and Shea Butter are soothing on your skin. A tip given to me from a tattoo artist was to add Tea Tree Oil to the moisturizer to help with scarring. He made it very clear not to use Tea Tree full strength as it is harsh on the skin alone. There are also silicone scar sheets that you can use to help with scarring. Here's a Q&A you may find helpful: Can Silicone Gel Pads Flatten Raised Scar Tissue? 

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October 27, 2016
I am just using a all natural sweet almond oil bought at the pharmacy. Nothing fancy.
UPDATED FROM rosetattoo1
3 months post

Some comparison-pics

rosetattoo1
Before and after two treatments, 5 weeks after treatment. Hoping it will fade more in the upconing weeks. My next treatment is in Three weeks. Still waiting for some raised lines to be better, and protecting it with sunscreen almost every day, even though Im not directly exposing it.

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September 2, 2016
Have you looked into using picosure? That would better target the green ink and some clinics have the attachment that targets red ink as well.
September 6, 2016
Have considered Picosure for the green and blue, yes:-) Will definately try that if my clinic doesn't get the new add-on/new wavelength for picoway.
October 27, 2016
Just call Eraze :) They will get that green and blue right out! :)
May 19, 2017
Is it still fading?
July 20, 2017
I think so! I haven't had a new treatment in a year, so it has probably stopped fading now. But the raised lines are gone, and I think my skin has needed the long break :)