edit: as u/Mike_From_GO mentioned in the comments, this is just meant to be a starting point to give people an idea of what they can expect. Several other factors not taken into account by this scale includes: health of the patient, type of ink used, type of laser, and not least, the technician doing the removal.
I mean that kind of literally. I was born with a somatic genetic defect that causes a localized venous malformation. It's what it sounds like, a giant collection of abnormal veins in one particular area of your body, usually. You're born with it, and they arise due to a defect in the PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway that causes a positive feedback loop in the mTOR complexes which causes runaway growth of veins. When you're young, the malformation grows slowly with you until about your mid twenties when the growth slows. Also FYI, mTOR stands for the mammalian target of rapamycin (named after Rapa Nui a.k.a Easter Island where it was discovered).
The only way to truly get rid of the defect, is to remov
Does anyone find that your T volume goes down when you're hydrated? I've found that the volume decreases once I drink several liters of water per day. I'm typically drinking 7-8 liters now and I've noticed a difference.