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It depends on the size of the area. We make these treatments very affordable to help get the patient back on track. Thanks, R

Yes, if performed correctly. A known problem with the older technology is ghosting / hypopigmentation. This is mostly avoided with our PicoSure laser protocols. We would rather under treat you on treatment and take a little longer vs. rushing treatment and risking damage.

You asked questions 2 years ago: Siana Karaatanasova 2 years ago (edited) I have a question. Does laser tattoo removal leads to skin cancer? I have Picosure in mind. Is this laser safe? Richard Riehm 2 years ago Thank you for your question. The FDA has cleared the PicoSure laser to be both safe and effective for laser tattoo removal. The FDA would not approve a device that could cause cancer. Yes, PicoSure is safe for someone with Hashimoto disease.

Thanks for your question. I have a couple different thoughts. First the ink used for eye brows is much different than tattoo ink. With our PicoSure laser, we usually get rid of eye brow tattoos with 1-2 treatments. For actual tattoo ink, it takes a long time to remove them. PicoSecond lasers will be more comfortable than the older nanosecond / q-switch lasers, but it still hurts. There is a much higher occurrence of complications with the older technology too. As for how often can you get treated? You can safely do it usually every six weeks, but that is not what we recommend. All tattoo removal lasers are breaking the ink into smaller pieces so that your body can digest / eliminate it. The more often you get treated, the more opportunity you have for a complication. Tattoo removal really can't be rushed. I tell everyone to expect at least a year and probably longer. Your tattoo will fade for at least 6 months after a PicoSure treatment. Our advice is to have a couple treatments 6-8 weeks apart and then start waiting 3, 4, 6 months between treatments. Take a picture once a month and you will watch it fade... Not all "pico" lasers are the same and not everyone knows how to use them. We really love our PicoSure laser. We have had it over 7 years and keep upgrading it. When you buy a new laser, they can only train you to the settings used during the FDA trials. It is usually from a very small sample of patients. After 7 years, our protocols are completely different from how we were trained. Look for a doctor's office that has had their pico laser for a long time and they have been using it to remove tattoos. Make sure they have excellent reviews. Don't be sucked into buying multiple treatments for one price. There is a national chain that only sells packages, goes bankrupt, reopens under a different name and strands their old patients. Best of luck!

No, once you smash a vase into tiny pieces, you can't glue it back together. It's the same thing with tattoo ink. Once pulverized into tiny particles, it can't clump back together.

@@richardriehm3159 so lets say i've had 3 sessions so far (laser tat on my chest), and im planning to get tattoos a full sleeve tat & full back tat, then will do another laser tat removal 6 months later, will that affect anything? like i need more sessions cause the interval between my 3rd & 4th session r way too far?

@@ricbaebae07 It does not matter how long you wait between treatments. Your tattoo will fade for 6 to 12 months between treatments. The longer you wait between treatments, the more money you will save and have list risk to the underlying skin of burn injury. We have people sometimes skip treatment for a couple of year and their tattoo fades a lot while they take a break. Time is the most important element with tattoo removal. Best of luck.

@@richardriehm3159 thank u so much for your kind explanation 👌🙏 really appreciate it

@@richardriehm3159 hey sorry to bother u again, i wanna ask abt hypopigmentation from my laser tat. As in, skin condition where the color of my skin is much lighter than the surroundings, like spot size, it's white, is it permanent or it will go aways on its own? thank u

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This permanently reduces the scar...

@@richardriehm3159 how can it be? Laser resurfacing requires maintenance

@@andrewmikhael114 I guess you know more than I do and I work there...

Yes, most our patients are using retinol. We recommend taking a break for a few days before your scheduled treatment. Many patients forget and it has never caused a problem for them.

Fort Worth, Texas

It has very little discomfort that is only temporary.

@@richardriehm7644 do U know the cost about this??

@@_beglamwithjayi_6577 Yes, I know the cost at Skin Deep Laser MD, but every office will charge something completely different. It depends on where you are...

Yes, it will help reduce scars of all sizes.

Not with our protocols. We have been using the device for over 6 years and help train other doctors.

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I used to Google to translate, this is not surgery. It is a simple outpatient procedure that can be done in 10-45 minutes depending on the amount of scars. The cost varies by location and provider. Please seek help.

l"ll be able to contact you wherever i go

I used Google to translate, the cost depends on what Doctors charge in your location.

Yes, but it’s really not necessary. We accomplish fat destruction through an inflammatory response. You need to avoid anti inflammatories.

@@richardskindeeplasermd1469 I see...I saw other videos where people experienced pain...I'd be afraid that if I didn't take the pain meds, I'd not return for the second treatment...

@@honeybadgernasty I did sculpture. It was pretty painful

@@sbrown6798 oh my...I'm sorry to hear that! Did you take any pain meds prior to your treatment?

@@honeybadgernasty they didn’t tell me to. Ack.

First, we hope you are addressing the underlying reasons. Please take care of yourself. Nothing is as bad as it seems. We can treat people of any age. You will need to bring a parent or guardian.

Richard Riehm do you do it in the uk, ur is it just in the USA

@@Roo-ch3lq I'm sorry, we are just in Texas. You should look for a doctors office near you with an ICON or Fraxel laser. They will have their own protocol for treating scars. The wavelength we like to use is 1540-1550 nanometer. There is also deeper treatments available at 2940 & 10600nm. Those would work as well if you are the correct candidate. I really hope you are doing ok. You are at a tough age and other kids can be mean. If it's something on social media getting you down, just ignore it. There isn't anything going on right now in your life that you can't overcome. It might seem huge today, but 6 months, a year from now, you won't hardly remember what it was. Please, please, please take care of yourself. I haven't met you, but I care about you. R

Richard Riehm thank you it’s not anything on social media it’s mostly my parents and friends, my parents know about it but I they think I’m ok now but I’m really not

Richard Riehm also I’m quite self conscious and that’s a big part of it, I have a lot of self hate and anger built up that no one knows about

It depends on how big the area is among other factors. The price is different every market. If you come see us, I can give you a price. thanks, R

@@skindeeplasermd8320 where’s your shop?

@@eldiabloo6229 We are in Fort Worth, Texas.

She had 4 treatments.

What’s the name of the laser?

She had 4 treatments.

Thank you for your question. The FDA has cleared the PicoSure laser to be both safe and effective for laser tattoo removal. The FDA would not approve a device that could cause cancer.

I have a very sensitive skin. Have to be careful with whatever I put on my skin. I came to know about your natural tattoo removal through one of my friend who visited you before. Well, finally I am getting rid of that ridiculous mickey mouse tattoo and absolutely NO skin irritation!!! [ Helping Guideline Here EasyTattooRemoval5.blogspot.com ] Friend. my .heartfelt thanks to you for your wonderful product.

Yes, we can do this treatment on almost any body part. Give us a call 817-263-7546.

Skin Deep Laser MD Thank you so much I am in the 76104 area I'll set an appointment.