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3 weeks after the 5th session.
There's always a strange point in the healing process for me where the tattoo actually looks darker than when I got it zapped. As if the ink is rising up to the surface before breaking up. I'm sure that's not what really causes it but freaks me out a little every time. Ugh....so tired of this. I think I'm about $1500 into it at this point. The doctor brought up "acceptance" as a topic this time, that I should decide on what I'm willing to live with in terms of the ink that's still there. He's basically saying it won't all go away. I kinda wanted to punch him. Weirdly enough, even with the massive blisters, no scarring so far.
Fell off the removal wagon but trying again.
I lost interest in getting rid of this for a while but am tired of a half there-ghosted tatt so I'm starting back. My 4th session was about a month ago. You have to get up close to it to tell it's a tattoo anymore, from first glance looks like some weird bruising on my ankle.
6 weeks after 3rd treatment.
I think the numbing cream I used interfered with the effectiveness of the laser. I don't see much difference.
Provider Review
Dr. Campbell was very nice, no problems but switched to Dr. Motlagh's office for a better laser.