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Dr. Tattoff Laser Tattoo Removal And Laser Hair Removal
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citysearch c.
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I quit after 1 treatment. Even with a very small, one color tat, you're looking at a min of 6-8 office visits ($900) and a healing period of almost 1 year. The tat has to be iced and elevated for 24-hours after each treatment, then comes the huge, bloody blister. It pops after 1 week, then you've got one ugly open wound. You're applying ointment and bandages for the next month so that it doesn't get infected and scar. Forget about swimming or sunning or anything that will rub it wrong. When it does heal, the surrounding skin is discolored. Then you get to do it all over again! I don't think so... BTW, the laser hurts more than the tattoo needle, so if you have a big tat...
Cons: inconvenient, painful, expensive
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