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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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After spending most of my teens and early twentys d*unk with my tattooist friends im covered in what can only be described as crap tattoos and the time has now come to do something about it ive decided i dont a want cover up i would rather they were gone completely
my question is has anyone had laser removal done and how effective was it a getting rid of the ink |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My friend had it done to get rid of two very badly done tribal pieces on his forearms, results were good but he could not stress enough how much it hurt, he's glad he done it now though. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Yes and Jesus it hurt!!! Mine is too big to remove completely so is just being lightened to work over. But several friends have had smaller pieces removed virtually completely. |
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By *ydnNancyCouple
over a year ago
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Black work takes a lot more sessions than colour for most people and it can be better to get some laser and then get a decent cover up
I can only go on what I can see in one picture but I’d say you could laser and even cover most of those size pieces easily as they’re not very solid - but I could be wrong if they’re actually more solid than they look! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Yes and Jesus it hurt!!! Mine is too big to remove completely so is just being lightened to work over. But several friends have had smaller pieces removed virtually completely. "
The pain doesnt bother me aslong as it gets rid of them it will be worth it x |
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"After spending most of my teens and early twentys d*unk with my tattooist friends im covered in what can only be described as crap tattoos and the time has now come to do something about it ive decided i dont a want cover up i would rather they were gone completely
my question is has anyone had laser removal done and how effective was it a getting rid of the ink "
I had one session of laser removal. Hurt like a hot iron being put on your skin, and the pain lasted for hours, but that was about a decade ago, and the machines have got better since then.
I ended up getting a cover up, thank God I could. |
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