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The Not so FAQs of Tattoo Removal Lots of people are getting tattoo removal and for a variety of reasons. Most people have plenty, and I mean plenty, questions for tattoo removal specialists and dermatologists. Plenty of people write articles and blogs that handle answers for the frequently asked questions but there are also questions that people have that may not be quite so frequently asked. Hopefully this article will help answer some of the questions that are not quite so popular for people to ask. One of the not so frequently asked questions of tattoo removal, especially in regards to laser tattoo removal, is whether or not someone can go back to treatment before the eight weeks. The official answer would have to be a no. In case you did not know, the rest period between laser tattoo removal sessions is six to eight weeks. The reason this is such a long recovery period between tattoo removal procedure sessions is because of a variety of factors. When experiencing laser tattoo removal, the laser breaks up the ink fragments and then the skin is forced to remove the ink fragments from the skin and process them in the body. This process takes a while for the body to complete. You do not want to start a new session and have the process done again until the body is ready, which it is after six to eight weeks. Also, this process essentially opens your body to bacteria and so your immune system has to have time to be in prime standing by the time you go in for you next session. Now, you have just read how your body is exposed to bacteria with tattoo removal and may have wondered if it is safe, yes, it is. Unless there are complications, you will not have any trouble with tattoo removal (complications have gotten minimal with advances in laser tattoo removal). A second not so frequently asked question is whether or not there are limitations one has after a tattoo removal procedure session. The answer to this question is also no, pretty much. After you complete a session, you can do what you typically do during your day. The only real things you cannot do after a session is something that will cause your affected area to be scratched or rubbed; causing the area to be scratched or rubbed can cause the skin to heal improperly and it will just be downright painful. So really, you want to keep this area safe for your own sanity. Hopefully the answers to those two questions will help you in your search for the best laser tattoo removal options and studios. As a laser tattoo removal studio in Chicagoland , we know all about this procedure. We are Erase Tattoo Removal and we use the R20 procedure (which means fewer required sessions) and we give free consultations!
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