Tattoo Removal Cream
There are several available on the market tattoo removal creams, but there is no evidence that any of them really works . At best, the cream can brighten or fade a tattoo, it will still be visible and with these methods skin irritation and other reactions are possible.
Other undesirable results Blow Large and painful blisters can occur after laser tattooing. You should be treated as if you had a burn.
Keoids (bead mint) Keloids are large and irregularly shaped scars, which are a typical side-effect of laser treatment. Some people have a genetic predisposition to this type of scars. In sheer cases, steroids can be injected into the scar to make them smooth, superficial radiotherapy can also be effective.
fading High quality tattoos can be very hard to remove and sometimes it is impossible to remove them completely. However, laser therapy will fade the tattoo and make it less noticeable even if it can not be completely removed.
White markings It is quite common to have white spots on the skin where a tattoo has been removed. Since this usually heals with time, some areas will remain permanently white.
Skin discolouration Another very common side effect besides white marks and fading is skin discoloration. In these cases, laser affects melanin in the skin, discoloring the treated area.
Infectious acid In addition to laser removal, there is also a method in which not only an acid solvent for the ink is used, but also an infection risk and scarring.
