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  1. lasereast
    I would like to ask you because you are physician then what is surgical removal and how it is being processed?
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    For less swealing you should need to use ice pack immediately and just take some rest don't do or don't be so in rush.
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    Yes it is kind of common experience that everyone is facing that while you went for covering or old tattoo then it is difficult to make fusion form it..
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    There are many effective makeup products to temporarily cover a tattoo; if you decide you want to cover it permanently.
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    Seriously this is the crazy thing to do...
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    Subjecting the tattoo to surgery such that the skin containing it is removed and the rest is sewn together is another widely opted procedure. - - - Updated - - - Certain cosmetic tattoos, such as pink, white and flesh-colored lip liners, may darken immediately with laser therapy. This effect can usually be corrected with further treatment. If immediate skin darkening is a concern, the laser should be tested on a small spot first.
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    I think you should need to concern the covering artist that he/she will cover in such way that it doesn't look odd at all.
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    No single laser can remove all tattoo colors. Different dyes respond to different light wavelengths. Black and dark green are the easiest colors to remove; yellow, purple, turquoise and fluorescent dyes are hardest to fade.
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    Tattoos which are small and are not very bright or dark coloured can be removed through by applying fading creams regularly.The tattoo can always be manipulated by additional designs and/or colours to meet the current fancy of the person.
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    Really nice work..this is how one should cover the tattoo...
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    I think you should change color and design in such way that it doesn't look horrible that he/she has tried to cover up..
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    i think you should need to take laser treatment for removal and cover it.
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    Laser treatments may darken or lighten skin pigment over and around the tattoo. Apply sunscreen before and after laser tattoo removal to minimize changes in your skin pigment. For the same reason, wait for your tan to fade before having a tattoo remove.
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    Its really looking like a horrible picture...!:confused:
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    I think you should not spend a lot of money for trying it.
  16. lasereast
    What a thrilling story to read......really its a nice article and story....!
  17. lasereast
    Your idea is to cover is not good choice that i personally suggest instead of it you can add on it...
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    Not totally agree with u that....i know people whove been trying to laser off medium sized plain black tattoos for a couple of years and they are only beginning to finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. your lasered tattoo WILL look like shit for the whole period of time you are treating it ( i reckon it looks a bit like mouldy bread),. How can u say like this ?
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    Yes..it is a good future option because PicoSure’s ultra-short pulse duration goes beyond photothermal action creating an intense photomechanical impact, patented PressureWave™, resulting in greater disruption of the target for better clearance with fewer treatments, less fluence and without injury to the surrounding skin. Even dark, stubborn blue and green inks, as well as recalcitrant tattoos can be removed.
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    It is normal to undergo bruising, burning, whiteness, redness, crusts and swelling for 1-2 weeks after the surgery. However if the area gets excessively inflamed, or a rash or small pimples develop, don't neglect seek medical attention immediately.
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    It is necessary to apply a cool compress directly on the tattoo site for the first 24 to 48 hours after laser tattoo removal to prevent inflammation and discomfort.make sure the site is cleaned with soap and water, and gently patted dry till the area gets completely healed.
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    Tattooing itself may scar or change skin texture, an effect often hidden by the dyes. If laser removal uncovers skin changes, you may be left with what looks like a ghost of your old tattoo.
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    Laser treatments may darken or lighten skin pigment over and around the tattoo. Apply sunscreen before and after laser tattoo removal to minimize changes in your skin pigment.
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    Immediately following treatment, an ice pack is applied to soothe the treated area. The patient will then be asked to apply a topical antibiotic cream or ointment. A bandage or patch will be used to protect the site and it should likewise be covered with a sun block when out in the sun.
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    Smaller tattoos require fewer pulses while larger ones require more.in either case, the tattoo requires several treatments and multiple visits.at each treatment, the tattoo should become progressively lighter.
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