Tattooremoval 101

Yea this is terrible. Here in the USA the machines we use (professional grade, not eBay) are all FDA approved after extensive clinical testings.

The problem is that one can still cause damage to the skin with them, and as you mentioned, the tattoo industry isn't regulated, nor is the tattoo ink industry. Not that I want to see federal regulations come down, but they do go hand in hand with each other.

Hi Mike, I was curious as to what laser you are using? We are using the pico and we are having great results on colors except red. I know it is b/c of the wavelength. With your experience what would you recommend to treat the red ink? Thank you

Hi guys, my name is Kyle and I am here to educate about tattoo removal. From lasers to lotions, if you have a question please ask. I live in Florida and love everything about tattoo and the tattoo industry.

Yea that fucking purple is a nuisance. Hard to cover, and just as likely, hard to remove. I'll probably just leave that arm alone until a proper decision can be made. Maybe by that age/sun will have done enough to make lasering a better choice.

Have you looked at the Picosure? Does wonders on purple, blue and green.