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Laser treatment and tattoos

Started by Maya2018, November 22, 2018, 09:49:13 AM

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Maya2018

Is it possible to get laser hair removal on top of a tattoo? I ask because I have a full back tattoo and also back hair. Is electrolysis the only option here?
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KathyLauren

To get an accurate answer, you should talk to your laser technician.

I would think that, at best, laser would damage the tattoo.  Worst case, it might damage your skin.
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Ellement_of_Freedom

My laser technician asked me if I had any tattoos before she treated me. I don't, but I assume it would be an issue of some kind.


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Linde

Quote from: KathyLauren on November 22, 2018, 10:07:40 AM
To get an accurate answer, you should talk to your laser technician.

I would think that, at best, laser would damage the tattoo.  Worst case, it might damage your skin.
My laser technician and I talked about that.  She says they use the same laser initially, just adjusted differently.
I bet the tattoo and the laser will not really like each other a lot!
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Roberta W

As is stated above, I would ask ... But one choice would be to have laser tattoo removal first.  I had a big one removed by laser on my boob.  I didn't have any hair to remove, but laser hair removal could follow laser tattoo removal.  I suspect that the two may require different wavelength lasers.
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