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Preparing for treatment 5
In 2 days I will be going in for my 5th treatment. Fingers crossed for big changes! I've attached here a picture of what my tattoo looks like in direct sunlight. It's hardly noticeable.
A little less than a month post Tx 4
There is some skin color coming through the leaves, finally. Everything else is pretty much the same. I've decided that the coverup will be basically the same thing but the flower will be a light red or a lighter purple tone instead of this super dark purple so that people can actually tell that it's a flower. Fingers crossed that it will be lightened up enough to change the look of the flower. The main thing that bothered me was the blue shading which is now lighter than my skin color so some kind of filler will go there with a tan tone behind it to cover the whiteness if it's still there by the time I go to do this. I'm hoping that one more treatment will lighten the leaves up a little more so that I can have black and gray leaves but I'm not holding my breath. Ill try my best to keep this updated though. The colors look a bit darker in these photos because I had just put oil on my arm.
3 weeks post tx 4
The swelling, scabs, and blisters are gone. The colors are still there. They're not as light as I hoped they'd be but lighter than when we started.