A tattooist in Morley has started offering tattoo removal. He says skin will blister. That is not always true, there will sometimes be blisters, but only on certain colour tones or if the removal has been done badly. He says the blisters will then burst. This is not true, the last thing you want to happen is for them to burst. He says they recommend Savlon. It is NOT advisable to use Savlon or any other antiseptic cream on a laser tattoo wound as it creates the wrong environment for it to heal properly. He says the laser creates an open wound. Wrong! The only time it will create an open wound is if it is used incorrectly. He says you should leave 2 weeks between sessions. Wrong, and dangerous practice! Firstly if he is leaving open wounds, two weeks will not give the skin time to heal. The skin MUST be in tact and in very good condition. Secondly, the body is the reason why the tattoo disappears. The laser just aids the process. By having treatments every two weeks, you are not allowing your body to dispose of the ink particles. We have photographic references here at the nclp of tattoos still fading two years after our laser treatment. They say their charges are the cheapest in Leeds. Probably true. And now you know why As a final general comment. A good tattooist, like any artist, requires a good canvas for their art. By treating the area badly they run a high risk of creating scars. Imagine an artist using woodchip wallpaper as their canvas!
Posted on: Sun, 28 Jul 2013 09:40:24 +0000
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