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2nd And 3rd Treatment Update!

Hi!
So sorry on my late response. I promise I am going to get better at updating my progress much faster. I have now had 3 treatments total out of an estimated 7.
The second treatment was much less painful than the first. I had very little down time and it only stung for about 3 days.
The third treatment was the least painful of all of them so far! I asked them what the reason for that was, and they said that the less ink that is in the skin; the less the laser has to break down. They did use the strongest level on me for the third treatment which made for minor blistering for about 4 days. It wasn't extremely painful.. it just looked really red and slightly bumpy. If you follow the care instructions and use lots of aquaphor you will be just fine.

First Picosure Laser Treatment of (estimated 7)

Sorry for delay on photos! I finally have had the chance to upload onto my computer. It has now been 8 weeks post Picosure laser treatment on my forearm. This coming Thursday will be my second treatment! I will keep you all updated on results :) I am extremely happy so far with the first treatment. They removed much of the shading.

Picosure laser tattoo removal (including color ink) (yellow)

Today I had my first picosure laser tattoo removal on forearm. My tattoo is a sunflower about the size of your palm (3x3") It has been 2 hours post treatment and I am having minor stinging.
The treatment itself was very similar to getting a tattoo. They had me put lidocaine numbing cream 5% for about 45 minutes before treatment. It really helped take the edge off. The treatment itself took about 5 minutes. The tattoo turned very white right after. They call that "frosting". I noticed a lot of the shading eliminated already. I am excited to look at the improvement over the next few weeks.

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