Get a tattoo removed - you should know that
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A tattoo is supposed to be body jewelry forever. However, if you no longer like it, you can have it removed. We explain what you should know in this home tip.
Where to get your tattoo removed
- Having a tattoo removed is not a medical, but rather an aesthetic-cosmetic procedure in many federal states.
- This means that anyone can do this. Laser treatment is therefore not only possible for dermatologists, but also in cosmetic studios and tattoo artists.
- However, be careful with whom you seek treatment! There is no regulation that says that the user must have received training with the device at all.
Risks in tattoo removal
- Get good advice beforehand whether your tattoo can be removed at all and how long the treatment would take. Especially professionally engraved tattoos are difficult to remove in a laser treatment. A qualified dermatologist should give you this information.
- During treatment, the laser beam hits the tattooed skin. This destroys colored pigment bodies and removes them from the skin. The tattoo will fade and will soon no longer be visible.
- Be careful about other treatments. Other approaches can cause scars and other damage to the skin. Liquid tattoo removers in particular often contain lactic acid, which can lead to inflammation.
Cost of tattoo removal
- Plan a lot of time. A tattoo removal can take six to ten sessions. You must also take a four to six week break between each session. With a large, well-engraved tattoo, it can take almost a year for you to get rid of your tattoo.
- The cost depends on the size of the tattoo. A session can cost between 80 and 450 euros.
Have the tattoo removed: general information
If you want to have your tattoo removed quickly, there are still a few important points to keep in mind so that you don't accidentally harm your body.
- Keep in mind that removing a tattoo is more painful than piercing a tattoo.
- It is also advised not to have tanned skin before the treatment and to avoid the sun afterwards.
- Be sure to get advice from a qualified person. Take your time, though it may take longer for your tattoo to be removed.
- Faulty treatments can take a long time on your body. So don't try to find the cheapest method.
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