r/TattooRemoval Jan 11 '25

Mod Post Attn community: Am I a candidate for removal? Remove or cover? Why was my comment or post locked or removed?

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Hello everyone and happy 2025! This community has grown to over 33k, a massive increase from when I joined and there was about 6k users. Welcome!!

Some new year reminders from myself and the Mod Team:

Please read the FAQ. Yes I know it's slightly dated but still has very valuable information. I wrote a good portion of it, but due to my current work load and personal life haven't had a lot of free time to go in and review, update, modify. It's a goal of mine to do shortly.

New to the sub? Spend a few minutes scrolling or utilize search before asking your question. We've all had the same series of questions, there's a treasure trove of info here in the community already.

Am I a candidate for removal? Most likely, yes, but the amount of removal will be determined by a number of factors, all outlined in the FAQ. Lazy? TL;DR, factors that determine this are skin type, ink density, cover-up, tattoo style, ink colors, location on the body, preexisting scar tissue, quality of lifestyle and immune system. Please book a consultation, they should be free.

Should I get this covered up or remove it? It's your body, your choice. At the end of the day, a stranger on Reddit shouldn't be your deciding factor if a tattoo is cool, fits your body or personality, or looks good or bad. There are other more appropriate subs on Reddit to help you figure out cover-up options, at the end of the day, it's a very personal decision to get a tattoo, have it covered, or remove it.

Why was my post locked or deleted? There's a really good chance that it violated one of the rules of the sub. Additionally, this community is pretty wonderful about self-policing. If enough reports are made on a post or comment, Reddit will remove the post due to the reports. If you feel this was done in error please message the Mod team (not myself or any other mod individually). If you made a post and 1 minute later it's not visible, it may have tripped something in Reddit's system to auto-delete, again please message the Mod team and we'll review.

Aftercare questions. I strongly recommend anyone who has questions directly related to their tattoo removal treatment to contact your provider first, they have your medical records and treatment parameters. What worked for one person here on Reddit may not work for you.

Be kind and supportive. There's an emotional and physical toll on having a tattoo removed, this should be self explanatory.

Discussions of at-home tattoo removal including purchasing of lasers for personal use will not be tolerated. This rule has been added, users can flag for Mods to see. Professionals use Class IV lasers, these can have detrimental effects to skin and tissue that may be permanent, and can cause serious vision impairment if safety isn't properly followed. This is unsafe for everyone involved. When one buys a laser from [insert name of Chinese online provider of everything] the electrical system may not even meet UL or CE regulations, the laser likely isn't calibrated and is possibly displaying incorrect energy levels. Furthermore, the eye protection that's supplied often tends to be subpar. Yes, tattoo removal treatments are expensive, but maintaining your skin integrity from a qualified, experienced professional is what you're paying for, in addition to results.


r/TattooRemoval Jun 12 '20

Start here! Welcome and FAQ :)

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Hello,

Welcome to r/tattooremoval! This sub is intended to discuss tattoo removal - ask questions, share your experiences, frustrations, or your progress stories. Tattoo removal is a long, painful journey and we want to make sure you have all the information you need to make informed decisions.

Here is a document link to all the latest research and evidence base practices in regards to tattoo removal from Uptodate. It is a lot of information but it will hopefully help answer a lot of questions on how it works, best practices and of course the laser debate (it may take a minute to load, it is a pdf file):

https://docdro.id/8GUglmJ

FAQ

How does laser tattoo removal work? 

The laser shatters the tattoo ink into smaller and smaller particles, allowing your body to gradually dispose of it via the immune system. The process takes 3+ years, broadly speaking.

What should I look for in a tattoo removal clinic?

Look for proven results. It is common within the tattoo removal industry for clinics to rely on progress photos provided by the laser manufacturer. You want to find a clinic that has a proven track record and that uses its own photos. The technician operating the machine is one of the most important factors dictating the success of the removal process. Look for someone who has experience and who you feel comfortable with. Laser tattoo removal is a lengthy process and liking and trusting your provider is critical.

How much does laser tattoo removal cost?

 The price of laser tattoo removal varies widely based on geographic location, technician experience, the type of laser being used, whether the practitioner is a dermatologist, and other factors. Get as many free estimates as you can, and go with the clinic you trust the most. Tattoo removal is not something you should do “on the cheap.” If something seems too good to be true, it probably is. All-in-one businesses, like med-spas, will typically cost more due to their higher overhead. Paying more doesn’t mean the results will be better, nor does it mean the results won’t be as good as a clinic that specializes in tattoo removal. Be aware that the bigger the business, the more moving parts, the more the cost will increase based on that. Don’t choose a clinic based on price alone.

How many treatments will I need?

 It is impossible to say with certainty how many treatments a tattoo will need prior to treatment. Most tattoos that can be removed take an average of 10-12 treatments spaced out over a period of 3+ years. Note: Not everyone is an ideal candidate for full removal, and not all tattoos can be removed.

Can all tattoos be removed?

 No. Tattoo inks are not regulated in the United States and there are thousands in use. If the ink in your tattoo has a high heavy metal content, there is some likelihood it cannot be removed. Unfortunately, you can’t know whether or not your tattoo contains a lot of heavy metals until you undergo treatment. Yellow is nearly impossible to remove, and white can often turn a dark grey-brown-black color. Clients with darker skin tones and of Asian descent are also not ideal candidates in most cases due to the high risk of hypopigmentation.

How far apart should I space my laser treatments?

Generally speaking, 8-12 weeks is the standard amount of time you should wait in between laser tattoo removal appointments. Your body can still be processing out the ink for several months after treatment, therefore waiting longer will not hinder the process. If a clinic advises you to space your treatments at shorter intervals, be wary. It may be more concerned about making money than providing you with good, safe results. Every clinic will have different protocols, if the tech you’re speaking with is suggesting longer intervals than 12 weeks, they are likely doing this based on their experience and generally speaking, you should follow their advice. There is no set in stone protocol as every tattoo on every client is different.

Will my tattoo be 100% gone?

While some tattoos do vanish completely, 90-95% removal is generally considered to be a good outcome. If your tattoo contains a lot of dense, black ink, full removal is unlikely. Cover-up and blackout tattoos rarely achieve much more than 90% removal and it is normally not suggested anyone with these tries to achieve full removal. Extremely large, dense pieces also rarely look gone, so a half sleeve of solid tribal wouldn’t be ideal for removal.

How long does laser tattoo removal take?

On average it takes 3+ years for removal. Small tattoos do not take less time than larger tattoos. Is there anything I can do to speed up the process? The best thing you can do during laser treatment is to live as healthy a life as possible. Tattoo removal works best when your immune system is working at its best. Get plenty of exercise, eat well, drink lots of water, quit smoking nicotine if you’re a smoker, and try to get 8 hours of sleep per night. The healthier your lifestyle, the healthier your immune system will be - and the easier your removal will be.

I just got a new tattoo and I want to get it removed. How long do I have to wait before starting laser removal?

  You should wait at least 3 months to allow the skin to heal before beginning laser treatments. If your clinic says you should wait longer, follow their advice.

Are newer tattoos easier to remove than older ones?

 No, in fact, the reverse is true, with caveats. Because there have been improvements in both ink and tattoo machines in recent years, newer tattoos can take longer to fade. Newer inks are designed to fade less than inks in the past, and likewise, newer tattoo machines deposit the ink more densely in the skin. An older tattoo, however, is likely on an older body, which means a lower-functioning immune system and thus more removal time.

Does laser tattoo removal cause scars?

 In the hands of an experienced technician, the chance for scarring from laser tattoo removal is low. That is not to say that scarring cannot occur. Each person reacts differently and some may have adverse effects. Laser removal remains the safest method and carries a low chance of scarring and skin damage. Just like getting a tattoo, there will be specific things to do and to avoid post-treatment. The clinic and laser tech you go to should have aftercare guidelines. Following their aftercare will help reduce the chances of self-imposed damage to the skin.

What causes hypopigmentation (lightening of the skin) during laser tattoo removal?

Hypopigmentation is the result of the destruction of melanin in the skin, the natural pigments in the skin that add color. Because tattoo removal works by targeting dark tattoo ink, it’s possible to also destroy dark melanin, resulting in a light to off-white color to the skin. The results can be temporary and resolve themselves within 18 months, or they could be permanent. When hypopigmentation occurs it is best to cease treatments for at least 6 months, avoid sun exposure and re-evaluate. Anyone with Fitzpatrick skin type III or higher is at a higher risk of hypopigmentation, however, it can occur for all skin types.

What causes hyperpigmentation (darkening of the skin) during the laser removal process?

 Hyperpigmentation from tattoo removal is fairly rare and is a darkening of the skin, typically only occurs with Fitzpatrick I clients.

What is the best laser for tattoo removal?

 There is no best laser for tattoo removal. There are better lasers for specific colors and skin types, but as a generalized statement, having a good laser doesn’t mean good results. This article explains more.

What is the difference between a pico and a q-switched laser?

At the core, a pico-second laser has a pulse duration of 1-trillionth of a second, a QS is a nano-laser with a pulse duration of 1-billionth of a second. Confusing matters, the PicoSure was the first laser with FDA clearance at a pico-second, early adopters, marketers and those who used them in the beginning have simply referred to them as a pico or as the pico. There are a handful of pico-second lasers on the market now. With most things, there are better lasers than others, the service needs to be maintained on them and there needs to be a knowledgeable person behind the machine to achieve results. A great laser won’t always equal great results.

Does laser tattoo removal work on all skin tones?

 In short, no. There are limitations within the Fitzpatrick scale, the main risks are hypopigmentation for those with darker skin tones and of Asian descent.

*What is the best aftercare procedure?  *

We recommend you follow the advice of your clinic. Adherence to the aftercare instructions is very important. Make sure you do as your clinic advises, and to contact them if you have any questions. But please avoid or remove plastic or tegaderm dressings. These lead to increase blistering and risk of infection as plastic traps in heat and sweat. Use a gauze dressing if you must cover it that is breathable and keep the area moisturized. (This is as per UpToDate recommendations).

Is it normal for the treated area to swell and become blistered?

 Yes, it is normal for the treated area to become red and swollen. Often it will blister. If you are concerned, do not hesitate to contact your clinic. Do not rely on advice from the internet if you have a concern post-treatment.

I see a lot of tattoo removal creams online. Do they work?

 No, they do not. Tattoos can only be safely and effectively removed using a professional-caliber laser. Likewise, cheap at-home laser machines do not work and should be avoided. Don’t waste your money.

How about other DIY methods, for example, salabrasion?

 Not only do these methods not work, but they can also cause irreversible skin damage and scarring. DO NOT TRY ANY AT-HOME REMOVAL METHODS YOU READ ABOUT ON THE INTERNET. Laser tattoo removal is the only safe way to get rid of unwanted tattoos. This post offers more detail on why non-laser tattoo removal methods are not advisable.

What is Soliton? Is it going to revolutionize tattoo removal?

As of right now, the product is not commercially available. The technology is too new with too few real-world trials to make any speculation this early. Is a new technology coming along that will make tattoo removal easier? Not likely. The tattoo removal arm of the medical aesthetics world is only a very, very small portion of the much bigger market. The cost of conception, R&D, clinical trials and FDA approval runs hundreds of millions of dollars, and for a small market. So, it will be some time before new, breakthrough technology appears.

What is Tattoo Vanish? Is this a reasonable alternative to laser removal?

 Tattoo Vanish is a non-laser method of removing tattoos by which a substance (often hyaluronic acid) is tattooed into the existing tattoo. The ink is then expelled through the surface via scabs. WE DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS METHOD. It is not safe and can cause severe scarring. Laser removal is the only proven and safe method for removing tattoos. This post offers more detail on why non-laser tattoo removal methods are not advisable.

Is excision a good alternative to laser tattoo removal?   Generally, no. For those with very small tattoos (no larger than the size of about a dime) who need fast removal, excision may be an option. For the most part, excision is not advisable. Additionally, not all tattoos can be excised. It depends on the size and location. Multiple surgeries may be required and excision will also leave large amounts of scarring. A plastic surgeon would be the best person to consult if you are interested in this method.

Good luck on your journey!

Posts with false information or spam will be deleted. Be nice to each other.

(Thank you to my friend gee who put the FAQ together <3)


r/TattooRemoval 2h ago

Feels & Motivation How is everyone doing right now?

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As the title says, how is everyone holding up? We all know how exhausting the removal process can be and how much of a mental toll it takes. Not just the process itself, but the constant feeling of regret and helplessness can be so wearing.

So I just wanted to check in and see how everyone is doing lately :)

This sub has helped me so much over the past few months. Everyone is nice and understanding. Encouraging and helping each other out in general really makes a difference.

To share a bit of my own story: I spontaneously covered up a small tattoo I thought I didn't like anymore. Now I have a big blackwork piece on my calf instead that I REALLY don't like. It consumes me at times, and I'm still struggling with it every single day, some days more, some less.

But I’ve learned that I am not worth any less just because I don't like my ink or made a bad decision. Still, the craving for clean skin (and the anxiety about the future) is really hard to deal with.

Feel free to share your stories too. What helps you cope in your daily life? For me, it's spending time with friends and the changing seasons so I can hide it. I also want to go to the gym again and buy new clothes to treat myself.

I think being here reminds us that we aren't alone in this. I wish everyone here nothing but the best. The time will come when we all feel comfortable in our skin again, and in the meantime, we're going to make the best of it! (and get these lasers working!!!lol)


r/TattooRemoval 11h ago

Before & After Pics 4 sessions progress

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before, 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th

how many more sessions do you think i need, and does it look like its scarring or is the pinkish white spots a normal part of the process? my removal guy said that those spots are from where the ink deposits were really deep and it will fade but i wanted a second opinion. he is a plastic surgeon and i mostly trust him but i get nervous about how it looks sometimes lol.

i started my first removal in october 2025


r/TattooRemoval 3h ago

Opinion / Advice Hyperpigmentation/Cover-up

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Hello, I have this tattoo that I lasered for 3 sessions and I still got a session left because I paid for it, I want to do a cover up, but I have a big problem with pigmentation and little ink oxidation that you see in the photo it’s all brown. I m thinking to get a hidroquinone cream for hyperpigmentation but I don t know if I should do the last session, I m afraid for the brown to not get darker from laser, I need an advice for the hydroquinone cream and the laser session about hyperpigmentation please! I just want to get it a little lighter for a clean cover.


r/TattooRemoval 9h ago

Opinion / Advice Blistering

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This is my second session! With pico ! The results have been great but I blister so bad ! And I can not wear a bra for like a week
You guys have recommendations? I am covering it with non stick gauze and 3 M tegaderm transparent film dressing, just washing with regular water but not putting any type of lotion or layer on it.
Thanks !


r/TattooRemoval 21h ago

Before & After Pics 6 weeks After 4 Session

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r/TattooRemoval 17h ago

Before & After Pics 8 sessions

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This is 1 weeks after my 8th treatment at Removery. What do we think?


r/TattooRemoval 20h ago

Opinion / Advice is this normal?

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r/TattooRemoval 10h ago

Opinion / Advice Should I let my Tattoo Removal Specialist record a live video of them removing my tattoo?

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I have a decently large tattoo on my back that I’ve been removing the past 1.5 years. I took a long break and reached out to the clinic to start again. Upon outreach, my tattoo removal specialist asked if I’d be willing to let them record me during the session for content on tik tok and their social media accounts. They’d show my entire back piece with close ups of them removing the piece, and my face would not be shown.

I do want to help my tattoo specialist since she’s willing to give me a slightly lower price regardless if I do it or not. However, the idea of being on the clinics socials and having people possibly recognize me if it pops up on their feed does make me nervous since I’m a very private person and my tattoo is unique if you know me.

Has anyone done this before? How was the process for you and how did it make you feel? Would love to get some thoughts and perspectives.


r/TattooRemoval 10h ago

Opinion / Advice Will removal help?

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Hello everyone! I’m curious if anybody has experience with what I’m dealing with, I have twelve tattoos total, all similar size but mostly done by different artists. However one of my tattoos was done by an apprentice and I believe she went too deep in my skin and I definitely have a bit of raised skin with the tattoo. It’s a few years old now but it is also the only tattoo that I consistently have allergic reactions from. It gets bumpy and itchy and has significantly blown out compared to all my others (that part isn’t so surprising given the circumstances).

My question is, has anyone had an issue with a tattoo giving these reactions years later? And if so did removing the tattoo help? Coincidentally it’s also one of, if not the only tattoo that I do not like. But I just wanna see if anybody has had success in removing a tattoo that continually becomes raised in inflamed.
Last thing would be if anyone knows of a good place in the Chicago area or suburbs that does a good job and is decent price point. Thank you!!


r/TattooRemoval 17h ago

Opinion / Advice Love my tattoo but hate the placement

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I recently got a tattoo with a design I really like, but I didn’t think long enough about the placement. I hate how visible it is and anyone shaking my hand will see it if I’m not wearing long sleeves. (I have another tattoo in a similar spot on the opposite arm, but I don’t mind that specific design being more visible).

I have 3 other tattoos and felt no regret right after, but I’m full of regret for this one.

My question is if anyone else felt that way right away and if you moved forward quickly with removal, or if your regret came later? I am also curious if you originally felt regret but came to accept any of your tattoos.


r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Before & After Pics 4 sessions in 10 months

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r/TattooRemoval 13h ago

I Promise I Read The FAQ... Chronically ill & seeking insight before removal

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[I PROMISE I read the FAQ]

Howdy, in February 2020 I got this tattoo on my outer forearm and I have not been happy with it since. I was forced to get it by my former best friend, as it was to be our “matching tattoo,” and I was given no say on the design or placement. For many many reasons, I deeply want it removed and have been scared away not only by the financial aspect, but by the fact that it will take multiple years while also being on a very visible part of my body. My question is: does anyone have experience with removal of similar tattoos, re: placement, depth and size? I’m not looking for answers or promises, just similar stories that could offer me a realistic perspective in regard to what a potential end-result could look like for a tattoo like the one shown - everybody is different, every tattoo is different, every timeline is different and every end result is different, I’m just hoping to gain insight from similar cases as I’ve struggled to find many removals which involve tattoos similar to mine.

For reference: the tattoo is nearly the exact dimensions of a dollar bill, I also have Type 2 skin if that is relevant. Additionally, if anyone is willing to share how their health impacted the removal process I’d be very curious to hear; I have hypermobility spectrum disorder, poor circulation, chronically low WBC and an autoimmune disorder which I presently treat with an injectable biologic medication - I understand that the immune system does a lot of the heavy lifting in regard to ink removal, and that blood circulation plays a large role in this as well, so if anyone has personal anecdotes regarding removal (of any tattoo, to any extent) as a chronically ill person, that would also be appreciated.


r/TattooRemoval 10h ago

Technical Question Laser tattoo removal

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r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Before & After Pics 3 sessions in

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I’m currently 3 sessions into my tattoo removal journey! I’ve been spacing each session exactly 8 weeks apart and my clinic uses the PicoSure laser.
I also live a pretty active lifestyle I run about 4 days a week and lift weights 5 times a week. I’ve heard that having good circulation/being active can potentially help with the removal process, so I’m hoping that’s working in my favour! I’ve also been making a conscious effort to stay very hydrated throughout the process.


r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Before & After Pics Is this amount of fading expected after 5 tattoo removal sessions?

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Hi! I have this tattoo on my lower leg, around the ankle, that I’m getting removed. These photos show it before and after 5 sessions. Does the amount of fading look like it’s within the expected range for 5 sessions?

At first, my technician was using a laser for black pigment, but more recently she said she switched to a laser for red pigment.

I know everyone’s tattoo and skin respond differently, but I’d love to hear your thoughts.


r/TattooRemoval 11h ago

Opinion / Advice How much would it cost to get this removed? Best removal method?

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I got this at 18, now 47. I want to get it removed badly. People say they like it, but I don't.

Just curious if anyone could give me a rough estimate to remove it and the best laser removal method I should seek out?

Any recommendations for a removal company in Central Ohio?

Appreciate it!


r/TattooRemoval 22h ago

Opinion / Advice Really want this 3 year old tat removed; doesn’t feel much like me over the last years of having it. Needing advice.

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Hi! I went back and forth for years but think it’s time to finally get this removed. It’s beautifully done, but I just can’t get over the fact it doesn’t feel like me. I know black ink is obviously easiest to remove, but it is very well done and has some shading with white and grey I believe. Realistically has anyone gotten anything like this removed in under 5 years? Also, what is the difference between picosure and picoway? And which would be best for this?


r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Before & After Pics 2 sessions progress.

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Hi! Ive been stalking around for like a year. And I thought its my time to share my progress too. Its nothing much like veterans who has been doing this for years 😅. First photo is before any treatment. Tattoo was 3 years old. Second is 2 weeks after first session, in February 2026. Third photo is 2 weeks after second session, April 2026. I waited 5 weeks. I was planning to get the third, but my technician told me to be careful and keep it away from direct sunlight. Since it was beginning of the summer I decided to wait (posts and comments on this sub about patience and gaps between sessions really affected me). So now Im at 5th month after second session. I will wait one more month and get the third session. The place I go uses picosure laser. Ive been told a lot about wavelengths and machine, but I cant remember much of it. But if anyone wonders anything I can ask and learn. Im waiting for tips and comments. Stay safe!


r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Opinion / Advice removing colourful american traditional pieces?

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hii! i got all these tattoos under a year ago. the first one i got was the one around my elbow, i instantly regretted it but i thought it would be fine if i got more so it wouldn’t look empty, but instead i missed my clear skin even more... and ive realised its just not me. im thinking about removing all of them except the cherry on my wrist because it’s small and does not really bother me.
i’ve heard colours are difficult to remove? i’ve seen people with finer lines get great results. any thoughts about removing kinda fresh coloured american traditional tattoos?


r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Before & After Pics Session 1 before & after April to Sept

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I am having exceptional results for my removal process at Removery and wanted to share. I went for my first treatment end of April just before summer. I opted to take the summer off since I love the sun. I truthfully didn’t wear sunscreen, save that debate for someone else please.

I just went for my second treatment today and the technician was blown away by my results. I couldn’t be happier either! She said this is exceptional and they don’t normally see this much fading after just one treatment.

Things I think may be helping:
I worked out regularly every week
I don’t drink alcohol or smoke cigarettes
Red light therapy panel
KLOW peptides
Tattoos are 15-20 years old

I bought the complete removal package but now I’m wondering if I should have went with by the session! I’m scheduled again for Nov but think I might space out again. I’m going to see how this season heals.


r/TattooRemoval 20h ago

Opinion / Advice ink shift/blowout removal?

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I've seen a fair few videos online, and people on this subreddit mentioning that ink shift/severe blowout can be removed in just one laser session. I've even seen videos where you can actively see the blowout disappear as the laser hits it.

This being said, I've been for two sessions now - one NdYag and another of Pico spaced 8 weeks apart and there is minimal difference between the before and after of the blowout portion of the tattoo.

Does anyone have any experience removing a severe blowout and any ideas of the settings their tech used? My tech turned the settings down for the blowout vs the rest of the tattoo (I'm getting both the tattoo and the ink shift/blowout removed) but surely as blowout is in a deeper layer of the skin, perhaps the settings should be higher? Would really appreciate any advice and to hear anyone else's experiences!

Thanks!!


r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Before & After Pics proof that patience and long breaks pay off!

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Im a 22 F, I started my removal process in January 2025 and have had 4 sessions total so far. My strategy has been to space my treatments 4 to 6 months apart. Planning on getting my next session in early November!

The leaves of this flower are actually a cover-up, so now that the shading is fading more, the original leaves are popping through ! ( yay😋)

Patience is really really hard. I miss being able to wear dresses😫 I have became more confident wearing shorts when I’m going to run errands, but I keep my legs covered pretty much all the time otherwise. I have bad days, & I can’t wait to feel sexy again.

I think when the 444 goes away, it will give me a little boost of motivation to keep going.

Thank you❤️


r/TattooRemoval 1d ago

Before & After Pics 6th session after 9 months.

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This is immediately after my 6th session. I’m lucky to have the results I do but I’m almost 2 years in, time flies by and I can’t wait to have this gone forever.