Removing slowly
reddit.com/gallery/15747z0Posted Jul 23, 2023, 3:53 AM UTC
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Which laser did you use?
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For the first 7 sessions I went to a woman in tweed who used Q-Plus EVO, is manufactured by Quanta System. Then I tried the pico in Robina, which the owner of that laser previously used the QPlus as well. The pain is a lot less harsh than pico but I do find that pic may be necessary for the final results because it can go deeper. I will keep everyone posted as I’m going to used the QPlus again this Thursday and see the results in 12 weeks
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What’s dry brushing
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Lymphoma fry brushing. The woman who does my Laser treatments has a background in pathology, she found that by using a brush to activate the lymph nodes , can help the ink break away and digest or dissolve in the body faster. I do it twice a week and I have see a huge difference in fading or lines becoming faint altogether
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Thanks for the information on this, not heard of it before but will be giving it a go!
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No worries. I literally went to a cheap store and got a men’s grooming brush . It has to be a consistency of dense soft bristle to work so that you can brush the skin for a length of a few minutes without breaking the skin :)
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What laser was used for the yellow? I heard yellow is hard to remove. Your results are great
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For the first 7 sessions I went to a woman in tweed who used Q-Plus EVO, is manufactured by Quanta System. Then I tried the pico in Robina, which the owner of that laser previously used the QPlus as well. The pain is a lot less harsh than pico but I do find that pic may be necessary for the final results because it can go deeper. I will keep everyone posted as I’m going to used the QPlus again this Thursday and see the results in 12 weeks
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She's coming along!
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Wow great ! Keep us updated would love to know what you think works best for you tatt out of the switch or pico
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That yellow is gone! Wow!
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What is the fading cream you use?
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It’s called John plunketts super fade. I have no idea if it’s actually contributing to the fade of the tattoo as much as the laser because of the progression the ink continues to fall out over time. However, I have been told that superfade cream is not good for reaLly tan skin because it will mess with pigment .
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Thanks for sharing, that’s great progress!
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