Painful Process
If you thought having your body tattooed was painful then get ready to experience a whole new level of pain when it comes to removing the tattoo. Due to the ink of your tattoo penetrating to second layer of your skin the removal of the first layer will need to be done in order to get to the ink fragments. This can be a very painful process and one that happens over a series of visits to your tattoo removal facility. There are a variety of removal methods you can choose from and depending on your pain tolerance, finances and desired look after the procedure will determine which removal method you choose.
Method Number 1 - laser removal is the most common process of tattoo removal. The price for laser removal can start around $400 dollars or so per session. This method uses a concentrated light that pulses the skin breaking up the ink.
Method number 2 - excision is a very painful process in that a spray is done on your tattoo that causes the skin to freeze and then be allowed to cut out. Bleeding can occur but the benefit of this method is that the tattoo can be removed in one visits. This method can be dangerous and leave unsightly scars.
Method number 3 - dermabrasion is a series of chemical peels that can be costly and painful. Dermabrasion can be done in some select spas or dermatologist offices.
Method number 4 - Wrecking Balm uses a proprietary formula along with FDA approved medical devices to safely remove your tattoo from home. This method is the least painful and depending on your tattoo, can be the most effective.
The After math
If the right procedures have been taken in order to remove your unwanted tattoo a small scar or skin fading might be the only evidence of your body art. How you decide to remove a tattoo is based on your pain tolerance and desired results.
Keep in mind that removing a tattoo takes time and possibly more than one visit to your dermatologist. The internet is full of information on how to remove a tattoo, but use caution when following their steps and advice. Research various removal processes to determine the safest method for you.
