Non-Laser Tattoo Removal Should Be Avoided, Here's Why
gotattooremoval.com/non-laser-tattoo-removal-...Posted Nov 21, 2019, 4:32 PM UTC
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This should be pinned to the top of the sub lol.
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I was tricked into paying for that shit, it was called Tatt2Away. The studio advised me against regular laser removal, they told me I would get cancer and what not. I was stupid and desperate enough to trust them. My arm now looks horrible, the tattoo is still there between all the scar tissue and everyone always ask me if/why I self-harm. My life has become considerably worse :(
The company behind this shit treatment is called Rejuvatek Medical, and they need to be put out of business. I've reported them to some US health-departments, I advice you all to do the same.
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I suggest you write a negative review on their google page since there are currently no reviews. This i will help steer future clients away. Sorry to hear about that!
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Yeah I will. There are a few positive "reviews" under their YouTube-scam-videos, left by people pretending to be happy customers, but those people are in fact working for that crooked company, ex. Judi Perkins and Jack Savage. (verified using LinkedIn)
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Terribly sorry you’re going through all that.
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Hey mike why do you need to shave before a tattoo removal
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The hair will absorb a small amount of the laser energy, and the smell can be nauseating for the client (burnt hair).
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Is it ok to shave it right before the procedure? I also wanted to know your aftercare process so I can compare it to the one I’m going to today. Thanks in advance !
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This thread probably isn’t the best place for these questions, as it’s about non-laser tattoo removal.
I ask clients to shave the night before.
My policy is not to give aftercare to clients not treated in my office, in your case I don’t want undermine the clinic you’re going to because their protocols for how they do things might work for them, and for liability reasons for my business. Hope you understand.
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I do thanks anyway
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This is a recent article that I wrote on laser tattoo removal alternatives, based on the clients who have come into my office. If you've been considering tattoo removal with anything other than a qualified laser tech, please read this article.
In a nutshell all non-laser techniques rely on abrasive tissue destruction and thus will leave some form of scaring.
Yes, that's the TL;DR version.