Tattoo Removal

Tattoo removal will eradicate that hideous tatoo which has been irritating you for ages. There will be no need to cover it up with a sweater or long pants anymore.

Anyone who has an undesired tatoo which they wish to be rid of.

• Wound care is required to aid the healing process and to prevent infection. Typically, an antibiotic ointment and dressing changes are recommended.
• Recommendations include acetaminophen (Tylenol) for pain, elevation of the treated area to counteract any local swelling and sun avoidance to prevent tanning.

You should attain a better understanding about tattoo removal, and understand the expectations. It is recommended that you view before and after photographs of the surgeon’s previous patients and speak with them. It is also important for patients to ask questions about anything they do not understand about the procedure.

When preparing for the tatoo removal, it is important to discuss with your doctor the best methos which is suitable for both your body and your budget.

There are certainly risks involved with tattoo removal. If the method you use is old-fashioned Salabrasion, then you can be rest-assured that you will be left with a hefty visible scar. As for dermabrasion, there may be a difference in the skin’s coloration; the same goes for laser surgery. In the result of this happening, the area around the tattoo will be much lighter than your usual skin color. In the case of Excision, there is the possibility of infection.

• For the first few days after surgery you can expect some swelling and blistering.
• White crusting may occur immediately following the treatment. Any scab generally resolves in 10-14 days.