Ms B had a relatively recent red and black tattoo on her shoulder. The second image shows the ‘frosted’ tattoo immediately after treatment. Red and black require different wavelengths to treat, and these were both used in the same session.
Ms D had a tattoo on her lower back which had been treated several times before elsewhere in Melbourne. Unfortunately, the previous treatments had not been performed with the correct laser, and she had some keloid (raised) scarring and remaining (mainly green) ink. The second photo show Ms D’s tattoo immediately after treatment. She has …
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Ms T had 3 tattoos she wanted removed. One on her forearm, one on her ankle and one on her stomach. She had been treated several times before at another clinic in Melbourne and had fading on the ankle tattoo and fading on some colours of the stomach tattoo. The wrist tattoo remained quite dark …
