Monday 19 July 2010

Myths on Using Tattoo Removal Creams

Many people are looking for the different ways to have their tattoos removed.  Because of this, there is a lot of misinformation in the market. However, for people who long to remove a tattoo, the decision is as serious as deciding to have a tattoo done. Most of the time, when it comes to tattoo removal, laser tattoo removal is the primary option. However, demonstrations as well as do-it-yourself creams are also popular.  Since people always have different opinions when it comes to the right effective method, it’s difficult to find out which technique actually works.

When you consult a doctor, there is a big possibility that he would suggest laser removal. Although this is the most effective method, there are several considerations to think about. First, keep in mind that not all lasers are made the same since the date when the technology was created would also matter. However, even when this is considered, the quality of the ink used in the tattoo would also affect the effectiveness of the laser removal. One longstanding myth is that it only takes one session to remove the tattoo. The truth is that this is unlikely, unless your tattoo is made from a single color and very tiny. Chances are that you would need to make several trips to have the tattoo removed.

The same myth is also held for dermabrasion, in that it is also a one-time process. However, the process for dermabrasion actually means that the layers of skin have to be ground up to dust until fresh new skin shows through. Essentially, it will grind away layers of skin until the ink pigments are removed.

Another popular method would be to use removal creams. Some people who have tried out one tattoo removal cream think that they are all the same.  But each cream would be different and would have different  components. Moreover, these creams are also much cheaper than the other methods.

Perhaps the most expensive tattoo removal treatment would be laser surgery, but it is the most surefire way of removing tattoos so far.

What’s important is that you do your research and consider your options including your budget to make sure that you won’t regret it.

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