Myths Associated With Laser Tattoo Removal

NEW YORK - July 2, 2019 - PRLog -- Getting a tattoo removal is a personal decision, but there are other driving forces based on hearsay and myth. There is also a lot of wrong information associated with how the process is done. Any person who is contemplating to have a tattoo or has one already will find the information discussed here to be of great value. Some of these myths include:

• Tattoo removal is extremely painful: While we cannot rule out the fact that tattoo can be painful, a majority of those who undertook the process described it as less painful than they expected. However, the tattoo removal strategy applied also plays a great role in the level of pain experienced. In our case, we are more focused on laser tattoo removal, and we can certainly state that only mild pain is involved with this method of removing tattoos.
• Tattoo removal is expensive: The ease at which a tattoo can be removed is dependent on several factors, and thus it would not be true to conclusively state that tattoo removal is expensive. Basically, the cost is determined by the type of ink used and the location of the tattoo. Some inks will require more sessions compared to the other. For example, lighter colors are hard to remove and will require more sessions; thus, they are more expensive compared to dark colored tattoos.
• Tattoos cannot be removed completely: There is quite a good number of the population who dread tattoos just because they believe they are permanent. With our current level of technology, we can conclusively say that any tattoo can be completely removed. The most effective methods are either through the use of lasers or surgical means by using a scalpel to remove the inked sections.
• Tattoo inks are a health hazard: Although FDA is not directly involved in the regulation of the tattooing inks because it's classified as a cosmetic product, there are other jurisdictions and regulatory bodies that are put in place to ensure that the ink used is safe for the human body. In addition, the immune system also works to remove the ink pigments with time. As such, there is no concrete evidence that links tattooing to bad health unless there is negligence by the artist doing it.
• All tattoos are the same: There are many types of tattoos like cosmetic, symbolic, or pictorial. All these can be done by different inks depending on the permanency of the occasion. In the same way, there are also superficial tattoos which can easily be cleaned away even with a tattoo removal cream.

Some risks associated with tattooing:

• If the tools and pieces of equipment used are not properly sterile, there can be cases of secondary infections. High level of hygiene should be maintained, and it also falls under the client's responsibility to ensure that the needles used on them are new
• There is a high risk of developing a scar during laser tattoo removal (https://www.aestheticwellnessnyc.com/laser-tattoo-removal...). However, if laser removal is professionally used, this risk is reduced to a negligible level.
• Cases of granulomas have been reported where nodules form when the body perceives the ink particles as dangerous and starts to work against them.
• There is also a risk of either Hyperpigmentation or Hypopigmentation.
• Other common risks involved include bruising, swelling, blistering, and tenderness of the skin.

Wrap up:

Tattoo removal is the ultimate solution to any regret of tattooing. To make a well-informed decision, visit a dermatologist near you or a tattoo artist for professional advice that will correspond to your particular tattoo features. Most of the time, the information you might be having in respect to the pain level involved in the removal, the costs involved, the efficiency of the removal process might be wrong or just mythical.

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