Global Tattoo Removal Devices Market 2020

Global Tattoo Removal Devices Market 2020

Tattoo removal devices market�is expected to gain market growth in the forecast period of 2020 to 2027. Data Bridge Market Research analyses the market to account to USD 210.79 million by 2027 growing at a CAGR of 7.06% in the above-mentioned forecast period. The growing awareness amongst consumers regarding tattoo removal devices has been directly impacting the growth of market.

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The major players covered in the tattoo removal devices market report are�lutronic, Cynosure LLC, Alma Lasers, Candela corporation., Astanza Laser LLC, Cutera, Lumenis., Asclepion Laser Technologies GmbH, cryomed aesthetics, Fotona, Solta Medical, Lynton Lasers, Sciton, Inc., DEKA M.E.L.A. srl, Quanta System, bison medical., �among other domestic and global players. Market share data is available for Global, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), Middle East and Africa (MEA) and South America separately. DBMR analysts understand competitive strengths and provide competitive analysis for each competitor separately.

Tattoo Removal Devices Market report has been framed by applying the best and standard analytical methods which are SWOT analysis and Porter's Five Forces analysis that analyses and evaluates all the primary and secondary research data and information in this report. In addition, the numerical and statistical data, facts and figures are represented with the help of charts, graphs and tables so that users can have better understanding. The report holds a vast value for both usual and emerging market players in the ABC industry and provides in-depth market insights. Tattoo Removal Devices Market report is bestowed with full allegiance to provide the best service and recommendations.

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Market Analysis and Insights of Global Tattoo Removal Devices Market:-

Increasing adoption of laser treatment for aesthetics, rising demand for tattoo removal, growth of non-invasive procedures are some of the factors that will accelerate the growth of the tattoo removal devices market in the forecast period of 2020-2027. On the other hand, rising disposable income of the consumers, growing trends and development of new technology such as intensely pulsed light therapy will further create new opportunities for the growth of the tattoo removal devices market in the above mentioned forecast period.

Increasing treatment cost and high failure associated with treatment will acts as restraint factor for the growth of tattoo removal devices market in the above mentioned forecast period.

This tattoo removal devices market report provides details of new recent developments, trade regulations, import export analysis, production analysis, value chain optimization, market share, impact of domestic and localised market players, analyses opportunities in terms of emerging revenue pockets, changes in market regulations, strategic market growth analysis, market size, category market growths, application niches and dominance, product approvals, product launches, geographic expansions, technological innovations in the market. To gain more info on�Data Bridge Market Research�tattoo removal devices market contact us for an�Analyst Brief, our team will help you take an info rmed market decision to achieve market growth.

Global Tattoo Removal Devices Market Scope and Market Size:-

Tattoo removal devices market is segmented on the basis of procedure and end user. The growth amongst these segments will help you analyse meagre growth segments in the industries, and provide the users with valuable market overview and market insights to help them in making strategic decisions for identification of core market applications.

On the basis of procedure,�tattoo removal devices market is segmented into laser-based devices, radiofrequency devices, ultrasound devices and others. Laser based devices will hold the largest market share because of reduced risk of infection and damage to skin.

Tattoo removal devices market is segmented on the basis of end-user into medical spa, dermatology clinics, & beauty centers and tattoo studios. Medical spa and beauty centers will hold the largest market share due to adoption of hygienic and safe proce dure.

Tattoo Removal Devices Market Country Level Analysis:-

Tattoo removal devices market is analysed and market size insights and trends are provided by country, procedure and end user as referenced above.

The countries covered in the tattoo removal devices market report are U.S., Canada and Mexico in North America, Germany, France, U.K., Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, Russia, Italy, Spain, Turkey, Rest of Europe in Europe, China, Japan, India, South Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, Rest of Asia-Pacific (APAC) in the Asia-Pacific (APAC), Saudi Arabia, U.A.E, South Africa, Egypt, Israel, Rest of Middle East and Africa (MEA) as a part of Middle East and Africa (MEA), Brazil, Argentina and Rest of South America as part of South America.

North America dominates the tattoo removal devices market due to adoption of laser technology and increasing innovation in tattoo removal devices, while Asia-Pacific is expected to gr ow at the highest growth rate in the forecast period of 2020 to 2027 due to the rising number of population and increasing disposable income of the consumers in India and china

The country section of the tattoo removal devices market report also provides individual market impacting factors and changes in regulation in the market domestically that impacts the current and future trends of the market. Data points such as consumption volumes, production sites and volumes, import export analysis, price trend analysis, cost of raw materials, down-stream and upstream value chain analysis are some of the major pointers used to forecast the market scenario for individual countries. Also, presence and availability of global brands and their challenges faced due to large or scarce competition from local and domestic brands, impact of domestic tariffs and trade routes are considered while providing forecast analysis of the country data.

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Tattoo removal devices market also provides you with detailed market analysis for every country growth in healthcare expenditure for capital equipment's, installed base of different kind of products for tattoo removal devices market, impact of technology using life line curves and changes in healthcare regulatory scenarios and their impact on the tattoo removal devices market. The data is available for historic period 2010 to 2018.

Competitive Landscape and Tattoo Removal Devices Market Share Analysis:-

Tattoo removal devices market competitive landscape provides details by competitor. Details included are company overview, company financials, revenue generated, market potential, investment in research and development, new market initiatives, global presence, production sites and facilities, production capacities, company strengths and weaknesses, product launch, product width and breadth, application dominance. The above data poi nts provided are only related to the companies' focus related to tattoo removal devices market.

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Tattoo Vanish Method LLC Celebrating 17th Year in Business

One of the nation's leading tattoo removal companies has reached a new milestone.

HIALEAH, Fla., Jan. 25, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- According to the Small Business Administration, more than 70 percent of businesses fail within the first five years of b usiness, but thanks to hard work, dedication, and commitment to high-quality customer service, Tattoo Vanish Method, LLC, is celebrating its 17th anniversary.

"It has been an honor serving our customers for the past 17 years," said Barbara Gonzalez, spokesperson for Tattoo Vanish Method LLC. "It seems like yesterday, and for us to see it blossom the way that it has, we're very excited about what the future holds."

According to statistics, there are nearly 45 million tattooed Americans, and of that number, millions are looking for a solution to remove their unwanted ink and thanks to the online tattoo removal training offered by Miami-based company, hundreds of people across the nation have become a tattoo removal technician.

"Many people regret getting their tattoo, and by becoming a tattoo removal technician, you'll be able to help people from all walks of life remove their unwanted tattoos and make a great income in the process," Barbara said. "The great thing about our all-natural tattoo removal training is that it's online and can accommodate anyone's schedule."

According to a recent survey, almost a quarter of Americans who have tattoos regret at least one of them.

"This means that, while most people don't regret their tattoos, there are still plenty of people who do, and as more and more people get tattooed, there will be more people regretting them and looking to get them removed," Barbara stressed, before adding, "Luckily, as a tattoo removal technician, you'll be in the perfect place to make your mark in this up-and-coming industry. We invite you to try our all-natura l tattoo removal online training today."

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Global Tattoo Removal Market 2020 : Cutera, Cynosure, Lumenis

The research report "Tattoo Removal Market: Global and Regional Analysis 2019 – 2024" discover accurate information about the long run prospects of this Tattoo Removal market, which can help industry players to understand the flow of the market throughout the period 2019-2024. The global Tattoo Removal market has defined the market scenario in an orderly way, emphasizing the industrial development, prominent players engaged from the current Tattoo Removal market, chapter wise market specifications, industrial procedures, that will absolutely assist our readers to aim towards the Tattoo Removal industry perspective and promote stability with cost-effectiveness and revenue structure.The key players mentioned in the Tattoo Removal Market: Cutera, Cynosure, Lumenis, Syneron Medical

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Competitive landscape segment in the Tattoo Removal report relies on the current as well as the potential of the leading market players at the market. It offers the in-depth company profiles of a number of the significant market players, that may stay active in pre-destined decades, combined with company profile, Tattoo Removal product launches, product market, and gross margin, financial details, key advancements, Tattoo Removal business short-term and long-term marketing and advertising strategies and SWOT analysis of these competitive firms.

Global Tattoo Removal Market: Segmentation Outlook

The report provides global Tattoo Removal market segmentation based on the product type, end-users, and region. The report offers an analysis of individual market segments from 2014 to 2018 and forecast from 2019 to 2024. The Tattoo Removal market shares of each segment are calculated in the form of revenue likely to be generated (USD million) and year to year growth rate (CAGR).

Product Types: Laser, Surgical, Cream s, Others

End-Use Applications: Hospitals, Clinics, Others

Table of Content:

Tattoo Removal Market Research Report 2019-2024

Chapter 1: Tattoo Removal Market OverviewChapter 2: Global Economic ImpactChapter 3: Competition by ManufacturerChapter 4: Production, Revenue (Value) by Region (2019-2024)Chapter 5: Supply (Production), Consumption, Export, Import by Regions (2019-2024)Chapter 6: Production, Revenue (Value), Price Trend by TypeChapter 7: Analysis by ApplicationChapter 8: Manufacturing Cost AnalysisChapter 9: Industrial Chain, Sourcing Strategy and Downstream BuyersChapter 10: Marketing Strategy Analysis, Distributors/TradersChapter 11: Tattoo Removal Market Effect Factors AnalysisChapter 12: Tattoo Removal Market Forecast (2019-2024)Chapter 13: Tattoo Removal Market

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The report offers the size of historical and the current market, which forms the cornerstone of the global Tattoo Removal market is predicted to develop in the future.

Competitive landscape of the global Tattoo Removal market has been given, and this involves the dashboard view of competing firms and their respective market share concerning value (USD mn) and volume (units).

The report analyses the global Tattoo Removal market by the product form, end-users, regions and presents forecast concerning value (US$ Mn) for the next five years.

The global Tattoo Removal market values represented from the report have been agglomerated by collecting data and information at a regional stage.

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New London Ink artists raising money for Australian animals with themed tattoos

New London — Tattoo artists at New London Ink will be tattooing Australia-themed designs —  from kangaroos and koalas to "shrimp on the barbie" and a Tasmanian devil — this Sunday to raise money to help animals affected by the bushfires in Australia.

The Bank Street tattoo shop will be hosting a "flash sale" with dozens of Australia-themed designs. All proceeds will go directly to NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Service Inc., or WIRES, Australia's largest animal rescue organization.

Scientists have estimated that more than a billion animals have been killed in the vast blazes. WIRES, which has been providing care to wildlife in the country for more than 30 years, recently launched two national emergency relief grants programs to support volunteers and veterinarians helping animals that have been hurt or have lost their habitats in the fires.

The organization pledged $3 million for emergency rescue and care, including $1 million to the Australian Veterinary Association.

New London Ink will donate 100 percent of the proceeds that come into the shop on Sunday, a day it normally is closed. All five resident artists will be coming in to volunteer their time for the fundraiser.

Flavia Arena, receptionist at the shop, said one of the artists came up with the idea for the fundraiser and the entire New London Ink team "jumped at the idea."

"All of us in the shop are animal lovers," she said. "We're really excited to do this for the animals. We just want to do whatever we can to help out."

Most, if not all, of the tattoos being offered will cost $80 each.

"We're going to try to keep them all at $80," Arena said. "We want to keep them small and quick so we can get as many people in as we can, so we can raise as much money as possible."

Only the Australia-inspired designs, which are all about 3 inches by 3 inches, will be available on Sunday.

"This way they'll have a tattoo that will remind them of a good cause," Arena said.

Other designs available include ostriches, characters from Disney's and Pixar's "Finding Nemo" and the TV show "Rocko's Modern Life," a can of the popular Australian spread Vegemite and a kangaroo crossing sign.

The shop also will be offering laser tattoo removal services for new customers at a rate of $100 for a 6-inch area, as part of the fundraiser, Arena said.

A few other nearby businesses also will be doing their part to raise funds for the cause. For those who go under the needle at New London Ink, the new 1784 restaurant and bar on Eugene O'Neill Drive will be giving out free pizzas. On Bank Street, Hot Rod Cafe will be donating 10 percent of sales between noon and 4 p.m. and the Flavours of Life free trade store will be donating 15 percent of sales all day Sunday.

No appointments will be accepted for the flash sale at New London Ink and tattoos will be done on a first come, first served basis from noon to 7 p.m. Sunday.

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Medical Aesthetics Market by Top Players are ALLERGAN, Solta Medical, Nestlé Skin Health, Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc., Others

Jan 21, 2020 (The Expresswire) -- Medical Aesthetics Market Research Report analyzed in detail with all the vital data to frame tactical business judgments and propose strategic growth plans. This report offers a comprehensive insight into the development policies and plans in addition to manufacturing processes and cost structures.

The global medical aesthetics market is slated to rise at a steady pace on account of increasing disposable incomes and growing awareness of medical procedures. The findings have been shared by Fortune Business Insights in its report, titled “Medical Aesthetics Market Size, Share and Global Trend By Product (Facial Aesthetic Products, Body Contouring Devices, Cosmetic Implants, Skin Aesthetic Devices, Physician-Dispensed Eyelash Products, Hair Removal Devices, Tattoo Removal Devices, Thread Lift Products, Nail Treatment Laser Devices), By End User (Hospitals, Specialty Clinics, Others), and Geography Forecast till 2026”. The report gives information about medical aesthetics, the procedures it involves, and the nature of these procedures. Medical aesthetics is an umbrella term used to describe surgical and non-surgical procedures of cosmetic enhancement. These procedures are applied to treat conditions such as moles, unwanted hair, scars, spider veins, liver spots and man y more. Within these procedures are specialisations in the form of plastic surgery, reconstructive surgery and dermatology.

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Leading Players operating in the Medical Aesthetics Market are:

Key players are involved in mergers and acquisition to strengthen their market position. Owing to increasing competition frequent innovations are taking place in the market. Some of the companies operating the industry are:

ALLERGAN

Solta Medical

Nestlé Skin Health

Johnson and Johnson Services, Inc.

Cynosure (Hologic, Inc.)

Alma Lasers

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Rising Awareness about Nature of Medical Procedures to Drive the Market

According to the report, the global medical aesthetics market is poised to grow during the forecast period as a result of increasing mindfulness about the virtually non-invasive nature of the surgeries involved. These surgeries differ from traditional surgeries. For example, a minimally invasive plastic surgery typically involves the use of a laser that can quickly remove the outer layer of the skin. Moreover, such surgeries normally have less recovery time, which has only pumped up their demand in the global medical aesthetics market. Besides these factors, increasing level of disposable income, particularly in the developing countries, has and will continue to fuel the market in the forecast period.

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Key Segmentation:

By Product

Facial Aesthetic Products

Body Contouring Devices

Cosmetic Implants

Skin Aesthetic Devices

Physician-Dispensed Eyelash Products

Hair Removal Devices

Tattoo Removal Devices

Thread Lift Products

Nail Treatment Laser Devices

Others

By End User

Hospitals

Specialty Clinics

Others

By Geography

North America (USA and Canada)

Europe (UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Scandinavia and Rest of Europe)

Asia Pacific (Japan, China, India, Australia, Southeast Asia and Rest of Asia Pacific)

Latin America (Brazil, Mexico and Rest of Latin America)

Middle East and Africa (South Africa, GCC and Rest of Middle East and Africa)

North America and Europe to Lead the Market

North America and Europe are expected to hold the lion’s share in the global medical aesthetics market in the forecast period. The North America market, in particular, is set to grow the fastest owing to increased private investments in developing minimally invasive surgical instruments and technologies, and a growing demand for minimally invasive surgeries. Asia-Pacific is another major region where the global medical aesthetics market will witness positive growth in the coming decade. This will primarily take place as a consequence of increasing disposable incomes, and rising populations.

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Tattoo Removal Lasers Market To Grow at a Stayed CAGR with Huge Profits by 2024

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Market Segment by Type, coversQ-Switched LaserPicosecond LaserCombination Laser

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Instagram leads to new $3 BILLION tattoo industry boom with some artists saying almost a third of their new clients find them through the app

Instagram leads to new $3 BILLION tattoo industry boom with some artists saying almost a third of their new clients find them through the app

The tattoo industry in the US has nearly doubled in revenue since 2007 

It grew from $1.6billion to more than $3billion in annual revenue 

A new report on tattoo parlors says Instagram has drive much of the growth

Tattoo artists say between 70 and 90 percent of new clients come via the app 

By Michael Thomsen For Dailymail.com

Published: 18:56 EST, 20 January 2020 | Updated: 18:56 EST, 20 January 2020

Instagram has transformed the tattoo industry in recent years, growing from an estimated $1.6billion in revenue in 2007 to more than $3billion in 2018.

For many tattoo parlors t hat growth is directly attributable to Instagram, where photos of new tattoos can help inspire users to seek out their own new ink. 

A recent report on tattoo parlors in the US  found that as many as 70 per cent of new clients came in from Instagram ads or referrals, and for some social media savvy parlors report that figure can be as high as 90 per cent.

Tattoo artist Laura Martinez says that sharing her work as helped bring her international renown and grow her business

'Instagram totally changed the tattoo community,' Brooklyn-based tattoo artist Laura Martinez told CNBC.

'It's an online portfolio for every artist, and it made me able to get my work seen internationally.'

Jason Elliott, a tattoo artist in Texas, says he gained an extra 6,000 followers after one of his tattoos was reshared a mere 65 times, show ing how powerful the photo sharing app can be.

Elliott began experimenting with paying to promote some of his own Instagram posts like ads, and found it led to four times as many views and comments, all of which added up to more business.

'I was really skeptical about it at first because I was like 'I don't know. I'm paying for something to be put out there,'' he said.

'But I did notice that each time that I did it was real people who were interacting with it.'

One tattoo artist reported more than 6,000 new followers after an Instagram post sharing his work was reposted by just 65 other accounts

There are around 20,000 tattoo parlors across the country, and more than one-third of people between 25 and 29 have tattoos, many of whom proudly announce their tattoos through social media, which can inspire others t o want to get ink of their own. 

Yet, as with any other form of impulsive online decision-making, the potential for making selections you end up regretting are high.

The tattoo removal industry has been growing almost as fast as the tattoo industry itself. 

New York tattoo artist Keith 'Bang Bang' McCurdy cautions that sometimes Instagram popularity makes it harder to discern the quality tattoo artists from the lesser experience, which can lead to regret

Revenue from tattoo removal procedures grew 50 per cent between 2014 and 2017, with around 110,000 tattoo removal procedures taking place each year, generating $694million a year.

'It speaks to just how it's really hard to discern how great someone is from a really nice picture,' New York based tattoo artist Keith 'Bang Bang' McCurdy said.

'Some people's tattoo skills don't translate to their photo skills, and some people's photo skills don't translate to their tattoo skills.'

HOW DOES LASER TATTOO REMOVAL WORK?

The process of getting a tattoo involves pushing ink down into your 'second layer' of skin, or the dermis.  

In the same way that your body tries to force out splinters, it will recognise this ink as a foreign object and try to remove it.

The way it does this is to send white blood cells to destroy the ink particles. 

The only problem is that the ink particles are larger than the white blood cells, making this process extremely slow.

This is why tattoos do start to fade naturally after a few decades. 

The energy from the laser breaks down the tattoo ink into tiny fragments, which are eve ntually absorbed into the bloodstream and safely passed out of the body. 

The NHS says it can sometimes take ten or more sessions to remove a tattoo.

They also point out that different types of ink and colours can take longer to remove.

Footage of people getting laser tattoo removal makes it look like the ink instantly disappears.

This is just water in the skin being heated up and temporarily obscuring the tattoo. 

Private clinics in the UK usually charge around £150 per session for the removal of a small tattoo.

Treatments in the US can vary, but are normally between $75 and $300, depending on where you live and how big your tattoo is. 

If you do end up requiring multiple sessions to remove your tattoo, it could end up costing you. 

 

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PCSO offering free tattoo removal for jail inmates

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is helping inmates prepare for life after jail by removing tattoos that may hinder the inmate's potential to find work or live a normal life following release.

PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. - The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is helping inmates prepare for life after jail by removing tattoos that may hinder the inmate's potential to find work or live a normal life following release.

PCSO, with the help of Soul Survivor Ink, is offering free tattoo removal for the inmates. Both men and women can have face, neck, and hand tattoos removed. 

Many of these tattoos reminders of their troubled past. One prisoner, identified only as "Garrison", is ready to put the past behind him. Garrison has spent several years behind bars for various charges, and he said removing the tattoos gives him hope for the future and life on the outside, such as getting a job and raising his son.

Several programs within the jail help to pay for this service, like commissary funds. Jail staff members say is money well spent. 

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Tattoo Removal Programs Help Former Inmates Wipe The Slate...

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Shane MacLeod spent 14 years in federal prison for armed robbery and he's covered from head-to-toe in tattoos. The only things not covered are his butt cheeks and the tops of his feet.

Inmates often tattoo one another with makeshift tools. Some get gang-related tattoos, which they consider a matter of survival. Others, such as 41-year-old MacLeod, are simply lured by the art.

"It's kind of weird, because once you start getting tattoos, it's like a tattoo fever thing," MacLeod says. "Ya just keep gettin' 'em, and gettin' 'em, and gettin' 'em, and the next thing ya know, you've got all this skin covered, and you're like, oh my god, what the hell happened?"

But these days MacLeod notices people's reactions to his tattoos: they're either repelled or standoffish.

Tattoos can be a barrier for people getting out of prison. They can make it hard to find jobs, to feel safe in certain neighborhoods, to reconcile with family and to leave the past behind. Now there are programs to help inmates with tattoos wipe the slate clean.

Mark Drevno is executive director of the California-based nonprofit Jails to Jobs, which helps former prisoners find employment. He worries about their visible anti-social tattoos, such as swastikas, knives and profanity.

"Those types of tattoos are real job stoppers," Drevno says.

So his organization has published a national directory of more than 300 free and low-cost tattoo removal programs for formerly incarcerated people. They're in 42 states.

Drevno says the tattoo removal is essential to finding employment, housing, safety, family reconciliation and healing.

When MacLeod was released from prison two years ago, he had trouble finding work. The problem, his case manager said, was his face and neck tattoos – bold and intricate interlocking curves above fearsome gothic images.

In the upscale Boston office of The Finery, a tattoo-removal business with a special program to remove face, neck and hand tattoos of formerly incarcerated people free of charge, MacLeod reclines with his eyes protected by goggles.

To remove the tattoos, skilled technicians use laser machines to break up the ink particles, which the body then absorbs and flushes out. Sessions are six weeks apart, to allow the skin to heal in the interim. But the process is painful.

MacLeod says it's like grease that jumps out of a bacon-frying pan and burns your arm. He dreads the pain, but he's sticking with the program because he's tired of being pre-judged.

There are his kids, including 6-month-old twins. The others are 6, 16 and 22.

MacLeod's thinking about their weddings, and school functions with other parents. He wants to blend in.

Carmen Brodie, founder and CEO of The Finery, says of the 150 people who've started its special program, nearly 40 have completed it.

"Our biggest difficulty, and the biggest heartbreak in the whole thing, is that a lot of time we'll let folks into the program, but they have a hard time finishing it, they have a hard time getting here on the day that they're scheduled for," Brodie says.

So Brodie's in talks with Massachusetts' maximum security prison to bring the program's mobile unit out there. Tattoo removal before release, she says, would be a gamechanger.

If approved, Massachusetts would join a handful of state prisons with pre-release tattoo removal programs. California is about to expand its pre-release programs from two to 21 locations in the state. The goal is to offer the service to approximately 3,000 offenders per year.

Vanish Laser Tattoo Removal & Skin Aesthetics Upgrades Their Laser Technology with the Etherea MX in Forth Worth, Texas

FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Vanish Laser Tattoo Removal and Skin Aesthetics, one of the most reputable and established aesthetic practices in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area, has upgraded their laser technology to the Etherea MX laser. Already using the state-of-the-art Astanza Eternity ruby laser, Vanish can effectively remove all tattoo ink colors safely from all patient skin types and also perform a wide variety of the most popular noninvasive aesthetic treatments thanks to the Etherea's diverse set of handpieces.

"It has always been our top priority to deliver the most advanced and effective laser technology and services to the DFW region. With the addition of the Etherea MX, we'll continue to give our patients the best treatment, care, and results they expect to receive upon walking into our clinic.  It also allows us to expand the services we can provide the metroplex," said Dr. Heather Wright, owner. "I'm also excited to announce the launch of our newly redesigned website. The new, sleek design provides easy navigation and detailed information about our new laser technology and all of the aesthetic services we offer."

The Etherea MX laser is an FDA-cleared platform system that supports up to seven handpieces and 70+ treatment indications including the most popular aesthetic procedures including laser tattoo removal, permanent makeup (eyebrows) removal, laser hair removal, pigmented lesion removal, vascular lesion removal, wrinkle reduction, acne treatment, and much more.

"We're excited to partner with Dr. Wright and her team again and be a part of their growing success," said Garrett Rossero, Astanza Sales Representative. "With the addition of the Etherea and the launch of their new website, I have no doubts that Vanish will stay at the forefront of DFW's aesthetic market and continue to deliver superior results for local residents."

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Vanish is located at 4455 Camp Bowie Blvd, Suite 232, Fort Worth, TX 76107. To schedule a free consultation or for more information about Vanish, call (817) 585-4100 or visit www.vanishdfw.com.

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Tattoo Removal Programs Help Former Inmates Wipe The Slate Clean

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Shane MacLeod is covered head-to-toe in tattoos. He says he's tired of being pre-judged.

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Shane MacLeod spent 14 years in federal prison for armed robbery and he's covered from head-to-toe in tattoos. The only things not covered are his butt cheeks and the tops of his feet.

Inmates often tattoo one another with makeshift tools. Some get gang-related tattoos, which they consider a matter of survival. Others, such as 41-year-old MacLeod, are simply lured by the art.

"It's kind of weird, because once you start getting tattoos, it's like a tattoo fever thing," MacLeod says. "Ya just keep gettin' 'em, and gettin' 'em, and gettin' 'em, and the next thing ya know, you've got all this skin covered, and you're like, oh my god, what the hell happened?"

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But these days MacLeod notices people's reactions to his tattoos: they're either repelled or standoffish.

Tattoos can be a barrier for people getting out of prison. They can make it hard to find jobs, to feel safe in certain neighborhoods, to reconcile with family and to leave the past behind. Now there are programs to help inmates with tattoos wipe the slate clean.

Mark Drevno is executive director of the California-based nonprofit Jails to Jobs, which helps former prisoners find employment. He worries about their visible anti-social tattoos, such as swastikas, knives and profanity.

"Those types of tattoos are real job stoppers," Drevno says.

So his organization has published a national directory of more than 300 free and low-cost tattoo removal programs for formerly incarcerated people. They're in 42 states.

Drevno says the tattoo removal is essential to finding employment, housing, safety, family reconciliation and healing.

When MacLeod was released from prison two years ago, he had trouble finding work. The problem, his case manager said, was his face and neck tattoos – bold and intricate interlocking curves above fearsome gothic images.

In the upscale Boston office of The Finery, a tattoo-removal business with a special program to remove face, neck and hand tattoos of formerly incarcerated people free of charge, MacLeod reclines with his eyes protected by goggles.

To remove the tattoos, skilled technicians use laser machines to break up the ink particles, which the body then absorbs and flushes out. Sessions are six weeks apart, to allow the skin to heal in the interim. But the process is painful.

MacLeod says it's like grease that jumps out of a bacon-frying pan and burns your arm. He dreads the pain, but he's sticking with the program because he's tired of being pre-judged.

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There are his kids, including 6-month-old twins. The others are 6, 16 and 22.

MacLeod's thinking about their weddings, and school functions with other parents. He wants to blend in.

Carmen Brodie, founder and CEO of The Finery, says of the 150 people who've started its special program, nearly 40 have completed it.

"Our biggest difficulty, and the biggest heartbreak in the whole thing, is that a lot of time we'll let folks into the program, but they have a hard time finishing it, they have a hard time getting here on the day that they're scheduled for," Brodie says.

So Brodie's in talks with Massachusetts' maximum security prison to bring the program's mobile unit out there. Tattoo removal before release, she says, would be a gamechanger.

If approved, Massachusetts would join a handful of state prisons with pre-release tattoo removal programs. California is about to expand its pre-release programs from two to 21 locations in the state. The goal is to offer the service to approximately 3,000 offenders per year.

Pinegrove Stages a Complicated Comeback

On a hot Michigan afternoon in September, 2017, Evan Stephens Hall was onstage at a music festival, tuning his guitar and thinking about his sunglasses. "I feel like it's unfortunate that I have to wear sunglasses," he said, lifting them to squint at the sun and at the crowd. "Because the eyes are the best way to let a person know that you mean it." He was joking, sort of. Hall, who is thirty, is the singer and songwriter for Pinegrove, an indie-rock band that was then assembling an unusually zealous group of fans—Pinenuts, they sometimes called themselves, with self-deprecating sincerity. There is something embarrassing about loving a band enough to give yourself a nickname, just as there is something embarrassing about singing earnest songs full of romantic complaints. "Just trust me—I mean it," Hall said, with a sheepish smile. Then he led his band through "Visiting," which seems to chronicle a long-distance entanglement ("I'm spectral for days on end, these days / With thoughts about visiting"), and which drives toward a fervent expression of confusion:

But the truth isI don't know whatI thought I knew it.

Pinegrove turns lyrics such as these into rousing and sometimes twangy rock songs, which fail to be cool in two different ways: they are equally as likely to elicit cringes from listeners who value emotional restraint as they are from those who demand fashionable innovation. And yet Pinegrove harnesses, perhaps more effectively than any other band of its era, the power of a well-turned musical confession. This music fits, loosely, into the category of emo, which began, in the nineteen-eighties, as a passionate offshoot of hardcore punk, and expanded to include a universe of bands that were simultaneously scrappy and sentimental. In the two-thousands, "emo" often denoted angsty and theatrical hard-rock bands like Fall Out Boy and My Chemical Romance, which briefly dominated MTV and the nation's high schools. But by the twenty-tens, when Pinegrove emerged, there was no sense in worrying about who would be the next Fall Out Boy; with hip-hop ascendant and MTV essentially dead, it seemed clear that there wouldn't be one. The spirit of emo was instead nurtured online and at do-it-yourself house shows, where the financial stakes were low. Pinegrove built a following in basements—first in Hall's home town of Montclair, New Jersey, and then farther afield. After a few years, Hall noticed that audiences were singing along. The band graduated from basements to clubs and got a contract with an independent record label, called Run for Cover. Pinegrove's breakthrough album, "Cardinal," released in 2016, contained "Visiting" and seven more songs that were similarly plaintive, and similarly addictive.

By the time Hall played that festival in Michigan, the Pinegrove cult was growing both more obsessive and less exclusive. An article in Vice hailed "Cardinal" as "a perfect album." The band was selling out midsize clubs nationwide, playing shows that were starting to feel vaguely religious. Fans were getting Pinegrove tattoos—often an outline of interlocking squares, like those on the cover of "Cardinal." (The actress Kristen Stewart has a Pinegrove tattoo.) After years of living with his parents, Hall had rented a house in rural upstate New York, with a big living room, where the band recorded an elegant and folksy new album, "Skylight." Pinegrove seemed poised to enlarge its audience significantly, winning over grownup listeners who were drawn in by Hall's achy sincerity, even if they would never dream of attending a basement emo show.

On November 21, 2017, about two months after the Michigan concert, Hall wrote a Facebook post that changed the way people viewed him and his music. He explained that he had been "accused of sexual coercion," by a woman with whom he had had a brief relationship. His post contained nearly eight hundred words, but few details. The accusation itself was not made public, and neither was the identity of the accuser; Hall said that he was withholding the full story out of respect for her privacy. He did not admit or deny guilt, nor did he explain what "sexual coercion" entailed, except in negative terms: "i absolutely never threatened her, i never leveraged anything against her." Hall acknowledged his "privilege as a man" and as a "recognized performer," and wrote, "i am so sorry." But his penitence seemed mixed with confusion, and perhaps frustration:

i believed all of our decisions to be based in love. still, i am coming to terms with the fact that i monumentally misread the situation. i am trying earnestly to follow this line as deeply as it goes to reflect on all of the things i could have done, and can do, better.

Hall announced that he would be "taking some time off." Pinegrove cancelled its upcoming tour dates and the planned release of "Skylight," and Hall vanished from social media.

A different kind of band might have had partisans rushing to defend their hero, but many Pinenuts, after registering their shock and anger, took a more ambivalent position, trying to balance their fandom with their concern for victims of sexual abuse. The power of Hall's music derived in part from his ability to persuade listeners to trust him. Just as hip-hop fans may expect their favorite rappers to be as tough as they say they are, many Pinenuts wanted Hall to be as thoughtful and sensitive as the narrator of the songs they loved.

A few musicians from the scene condemned Hall's statement, or his character; one compared him to the Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Many more were conspicuously silent. A fan posted a melancholy plea on Twitter:

all I want for christmas is a clear understanding of the sexual coercion accusations toward evan stephens hall with considerate representation of the victim's voice and either a pinegrove reunion tour or a pinegrove tattoo removal kit dependent on aforementioned circumstances ok?

In September, 2018, Hall resurfaced. He told the music site Pitchfork that, at the request of his accuser, he had gone a full year without touring. A couple of months later, the band launched a comeback tour, with a concert in Montclair and another in Brooklyn, where Hall only alluded to the topic on everyone's mind. "This has been a really challenging year," he said. The band split with its label—a mutual decision, both sides maintained—and released "Skylight" independently. Online, plenty of people wondered why, in a world with no shortage of earnest indie bands, it made sense to support one with a singer accused of sexual misbehavior. But many Pinenuts returned, filling up bigger venues than ever before.

Fans trying to sort out the ethics of supporting Pinegrove didn't have much to go on. The accuser had declined to comment to Pitchfork, but she had confirmed some details through an unnamed intermediary, who explained only that Hall had applied "verbal and contextual pressure." In Hall's Facebook post, he had written, "i have been flirtatious with fans and on a few occasions been intimate with people that i've met on tour," adding that he had "reached the conclusion now that that's not ever appropriate." Some people assumed that the accusation had come from a fan.

In fact, Hall's accuser had been on tour with Pinegrove as a member of the band's crew. Although she still wishes to remain anonymous, she told The New Yorker that she was willing to disclose her professional experience, to make clearer the pressure that she felt when she and Hall began their relationship. An indie tour can feel like a non-stop party, or like an extended road trip, but it is also a workplace—albeit one with few written rules, and no distinct boundaries between personal and professional lives. She says that this atmosphere, combined with Hall's power as the leader of the band, gave rise to a romantic relationship that she now sees as implicitly manipulative. "He really had no control over me," she says. "But, in the bubble of tour, I really felt like he did." The relationship ended soon after the tour, and she says that it took her a while to figure out that, even though there had been no violence in the relationship, she felt damaged by it—and th at she wanted Hall to take some time to reflect on the damage he had done.

Hall, too, talks about the disorienting insularity of touring. He says that, in those early days, he didn't give much thought to the fact that the people on tour with him were in some sense his employees, not merely his friends. "The culture was really one of equality," he says. "I perhaps naïvely thought there was no power structure there." He still resists the idea that he was his accuser's boss, since at the time the band was not in a position to offer anyone a long-term job or even a living wage. Of course, the leader of a burgeoning band nevertheless wields plenty of influence, no matter how little money he makes. Every rock concert involves a power dynamic: even at an egalitarian basement show, a small number of people make most of the noise, and a larger number of people do most of the listening. Hall says that, as Pinegrove has grown, the band has developed "more self-aware professional practices," with "more clearly delineated boundaries"; romantic re lationships between band members and crew members are now "emphatically discouraged."

The rise of Pinegrove was a communal phenomenon, enabled by fans and fellow-musicians who became friends, all of them devoted to creating a world apart from the corporate music industry. But Hall's accuser says that, for her, this lack of structure posed a problem: she wishes that she'd had access to the indie-tour equivalent of a human-resources department. "I think that could have helped me at the time," she says. "Just having someone that I know I could call."

"Skylight" was essentially completed before the band disappeared; when Hall published the Facebook post, the label had already distributed advance copies for review. Now Pinegrove is releasing "Marigold," the first album to reflect the band's changed circumstances. On a recent snowy afternoon upstate, Hall answered the door wearing a royal-blue cardigan and hand-painted Vans, and he talked readily but carefully about "Marigold," which, he says, is the product of "a period of intense self-reflection." Pinegrove's drummer, Zack Levine, was there, too. Levine lives down the road from Hall with his wife, Nandi Rose, a former Pinegrove member, who now leads her own band, Half Waif.

Hall found emo relatively late in life. In high school, his favorite band was Radiohead, whose lyric sheets resemble postmodern collages. He started a grungy rock group with Levine, his childhood best friend. (Levine's father plays in a cover band with Hall's father, Doug, a commercial musician whose biggest hit is better known than any Pinegrove song: he wrote the infernally catchy comic-opera jingle for the financial-services company J. G. Wentworth.) Hall formed Pinegrove while studying at Kenyon College, in Ohio, and found himself drawn to richer melodies, cleaner guitars, and more forthright lyrics. Levine was a founding member, and so was his sibling, Nick Levine, whose pedal steel echoes the sorrowful sound of Hall's voice.

Early on, Hall described Pinegrove as "language-arts rock," but some of his most memorable lyrics were so matter-of-fact that they scarcely seemed to have been written at all: "I saw Leah on the bus a few months ago / I saw some old friends at her funeral." He had no evident fear of sounding solipsistic—a word that appears in the Pinegrove corpus—or of issuing, from time to time, the kind of histrionic pronouncements commonly associated with teen-agers. (From "Aphasia," a crowd favorite: "If I don't have you by me / Then I'll go underground!")

"Marigold," to be released by the esteemed British label Rough Trade, is noticeably more stoic. Hall says that he wants to avoid the perception that he is seeking sympathy or luxuriating in self-pity. "Yes, I've had plenty of emotions about what's going on," he says. "But that's not really what my focus is as an artist." A singer known for sharing his feelings is trying to be more circumspect. One of the most arresting songs on the album is "Spiral," which consists of thirty-two amphibrachs—three-syllable lines, with the stress in the middle—building toward an affirmation:

Drink waterGood postureGood lightingGood eveningGood morningGood morningGood morningI see you.

Hall is quick to remind people that his songs are not necessarily reflections of his own life. But on "Marigold" there are plenty of parallels. "Alcove," which was inspired by a trip to California to see his extended family, is a message from a man heading into exile: "I'll go if you want." The end of the album is anticlimactic—the last song is "Neighbor," an allegory about dead animals that sounds a bit like an undergraduate writing exercise, and it is followed by a meditative six-minute instrumental track, during which the band cycles slowly between chords. But "The Alarmist," a beautiful lament in 6/8 time, suggests that Hall has not, in fact, sworn off self-pity:

It would be good to talkFor my sanityNow do what you feel like you gotta doBut be good to me.

Hall spoke warmly of the musical community that once nurtured Pinegrove, but when asked whether he still felt like part of such a community he paused for a long while. "That's a hell of a question," he finally said. Eventually, he was saved by a scratching sound emanating from the kitchen. "Maybe a mouse," Levine said.

"Yeah, well, they're around," Hall said. "It's cold outside. Let's let 'em in."

Two years ago, the survival of Pinegrove was not assured. Many of the band's fans inhabit a musical subculture where allegations of sexual misbehavior are taken seriously, or at least more seriously than they often are elsewhere. (About a week before Hall's post, Jesse Lacey, the lead singer of the beloved emo band Brand New, was accused of soliciting explicit photographs from an underage fan; within days, the band had effectively ceased to exist.) This vigilance reflects a shift within the world of emo, long dominated by boys singing about girls, and now increasingly self-conscious about that history. It also reflects a shift in the broader culture, in which consumers are newly aware of their power to penalize public figures who misbehave—not just criminals but everyday manipulative creeps, too. The rise of music streaming has created an illusion of infinite choice: no matter what kind of music you like, there are an endless number of "artists," as Spotify calls them, e ager to find a place in your playlists. On Twitter, one music critic voiced exasperation that people were still writing about Pinegrove: "THERE ARE SO MANY OTHER BANDS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" That is true. And it is true, too, that a singer like Hall makes it impossible to listen to his music without thinking about his life. But, even in an age of abundance, great songs are a rarity. A band like Pinegrove can certainly be ignored, but, for fans, it can't easily be replaced.

Although streaming services like Spotify deliver music online, they also offer refuge from the Internet: their algorithms serve up new artists automatically while providing little information beyond names and thumbnail images. And so the release of "Marigold" will surely bring Pinegrove lots of new listeners, many of whom will know nothing about the band's backstory. Those who do know may find themselves considering whether a yearlong hiatus is satisfactory penance.

Hall's accuser wants to distance herself from the band's comeback. "At the end of the year," she says, "I felt like, The year is up, do what you're going to do, and I don't want any part of it." Certainly, Hall has reacted less like someone who thinks he did an awful thing than like someone who thinks he has been thrust into an awful situation. "It's a complicated position to be in," he says. "But I'm trying to play the hand that's been dealt." Hall went to therapy weekly during his year away and is trying to live in a "more intentional" way. During one song from "Marigold," he sings, gently, "No drugs and alcohol tonight / I follow my shadow up and out the skylight." Since returning to touring, he says, he has been working toward performing all his concerts sober.

Is this enough? Some listeners will be moved by Hall's determination to keep anger at bay, but others may be disturbed that he is singing—still!—songs that seem to be about his private sorrows. There is no way to judge the sufficiency of Hall's atonement without deciding how much he had to atone for in the first place. The new Pinegrove sounds darker and more subdued, and the joyful camaraderie of early Pinegrove concerts has been replaced by a warier kind of intimacy. These days, everyone still sings along, but fewer people seem to be taking pictures. They are happy to be there, but not quite ready, perhaps, to tell the world. ♦

Sarah Hyland Is Getting a Butt Tattoo Removed and It Looks Pretty Painful

Sarah Hyland has several tattoos, most of which are delicate, black symbols or lettering on areas like her ribcage and spine. One, however, arguably stands out from the rest: a cartoonish, purple tyrannosaurus rex on her right butt cheek. And while she first showed it to fans only two years ago, it appears she may already be tired of it.

Hyland, who has frequently been very candid on her Instagram Stories, used the platform to share that she was visiting registered nurse Jamie Sherrill, known as Nurse Jamie, at her Los Angeles medspa. "Actual reaction to some laser tattoo removal @nursejamiela 😂," she wrote. In the brief front-facing video, we get a closeup of Hyland's face, partially covered by black safety goggles. But even though her eyes are covered we can see from her furrowed brow and her mouth just how uncomfortable the process can be.

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You can hear a little beep just before the camera shakes when the Modern Family actor is startled by the pain of the laser. "Oof! That hurts," Hyland says. Sherrill asks, "Spicy?" And Hyland confirms in a pained but good-spirited voice, "Spicy!"

Although we can't confirm that it's Hyland's dinosaur tattoo being removed, it seems the most likely target based upon where Sherrill is aiming the laser. And, unfortunately for Hyland, Sherrill will very likely have to aim the laser there again because it can take several sessions to fully break up and remove the pigment. "The focus of the laser treatment is to disintegrate the ink particles of the tattoo," dermatologist Paul Jarrod Frank has previously told Allure. "A high-intensity light beam is targeted at the pigmentation, causing it to break apart, become absorbed into the body, and be excreted through the body's natural immune system."

Hopefully, Hyland will consider sharing the results of her removal with fans — and invite us along for any additional documentation of the process.

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Tattoo Removal Tips By New York Tattoo Removal Experts

If you're thinking of taking off your tattoo or just want to know about it, there are many things to be learned about the process of tattoo removal. Let's see some of the tis given by professional which would answer basic tattoo removal questions.

Before getting a tattoo removed, there are a few things you need to bear in mind. 

Choose carefully where to remove Tattoo

Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the Unites States have advised that it is safer and healthier to consult a dermatologist to remove your tattoo.

Normally, removals are done with FDA approved lasers and the process is overseen by removal professionals.

           You should seek for tattoo removal service from experts. A medical practitioner with proper training and experience should carry out the laser treatment. You should follow up with post-treatment procedures as per the recommendations of the specialist. The Finery has a team of experts in tattoo removal. You will get proper pre and post-treatment care at the facility.

Take supplements to speed up the healing process

According to New York tattoo removal experts you should take supplements to speed up the healing process. The way this supplements work is that it enhances absorption of ink pigment into the bloodstream for easier elimination through the lymphatic system and to speed up the tattoo removal process.

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Don't underestimate the Aftercare

The same way you had it with your first tattoo, the removal process creates an open wound that needs careful treatment for proper healing and to boycott the incidence of an infection.

At the end of each session, that area is bandaged the same way it is to be done at home by the patient for a week at least or till it heals.

The bandage is changed daily after the area is cleared using a mild soap. Putting a bandage around that part protects the tattoo from the sun and ensures the treated skin heals well.

            Get the aftercare treatment kit from the place where you removed the tattoo. The Finery aftercare treatment kit also includes sunscreen that effectively blocks sun rays which may cause damage to sensitive skin. After tattoo removal, the skin is extremely sensitive. You should use the Sunscreen on a daily basis and as much as possible to avoid outdoors.

Give time to the process

To get a tattoo removed, multiple visits to the removal specialist will always be required. Several sessions may be required in some cases. 

Consult an expert first to examine your tattoo and review your medical history in order to know the number of visits your tattoo removal would require.

Various factors determine how many treatments one gets. Such factors include tattoo age, size, number of colors, etc. 

To remove tattoos with picosecond-wavelength (and this is considered the highest standard), about 7-10 treatments with 6-8 weeks spacing in between are required.

The ability of your body to remove ink from the skin also determines the number of treatments. It differs from person to person.

Author: Maria Andreas

How to remove your Tattoo: Try these six ways

Putting a tattoo can be a big rage in today's time. But sometimes we do feel that putting a tattoo might not have been a good decision of our lives. Reasons like having memories from a previous relationship or not being able to get a certain job. In those cases, you might need to get your tattoo removed.

Tattoo removal options :

Laser removal

The common method of removing tattoos is done through the process of laser removal. This method uses highly concentrated light that targets the ink used in the tattoo. This light breaks the ink into small fragments which the body's immune system is able to get rid of in a very short span of time. You can have several laser treatments done to remove your tattoo. However, it can cause pain, injury, and blisters in the area leading to scarring.

Cover up

This is a much less painful method of doing a tattoo removal. Here, an old tattoo that you don't like can be covered with a new one. When it is done the right way, the old tattoo can be completely invisible. It is very cost-effective. However, one disadvantage of cover-ups is that you cannot cover for example a black tattoo with a  pink one because it will be seen. Usually, a dark tattoo should be covered by a dark color.

Skin Excision

Skin excision is generally the procedure of surgically removing the tattooed skin which might leave a scar on your body depending on the size of the tattoo you have. Removing small tattoos can be easier through this method but for bigger tattoos, it may create severe problems. The combination of both skin grafts and skin excision is used to effectively remove the tattoos.

Tattoo removal cream

Another option that is available can be the usage of removal cream and this is favourable when it comes to the low cost it is offering. The main issue is that it might not be very efficient in removing the ink. This may fade the ink away for the time being but will not fully remove it from the skin. The frequent use of the cream can have some better effects on the removal. However, it will take a long time to get such recovery.

Injections:

Injections filled with glycolic acid or other liquid solutions can be used for the removal of tattoos. They may leave a burn like mark on the epidermis and dermis of the skin and the success rate of removal is quite low as well. The tattoo removal is in any way a difficult task altogether. The pain and scars are a part and parcel of it.

Salabrasion & Dermabrasion

Both Salabrasion & Dermabrasion are traditional methods used for the removal of tattoos from the skin. They are known to be very painful procedures and people don't like to use them for various other reasons as well. You will notice a very visible and long-lasting effect on the epidermis of the skin if you ever plan to avail of this method.

Tattoo Removal: How Much the PicoSure Laser Costs and How Much It Hurts

Listen, I'm not here to tell you that getting your ex's name tattooed was a risky choice. You already know/knew that (no judgment though). I am, however, here to inform you of how to properly remove your tattoo (again, of course, if that's what you want to do). If you're reading this, my guess is you've exhausted all the different tattoo cover-up design options and have decided to get rid of it altogether.

The next and most important step, according to dermatologist Arash Akhavan, MD, founder of The Dermatology and Laser Group in NYC: to have laser tattoo removal performed only under the direct supervision of a licensed physician who's board-certified in order to ensure both safety and efficacy. In other words, you might have rushed into getting that inside-joke tattoo while out with your friends, but don't rush into removing it without (1) reading this and (2) going to the right doctor.

Can I remove a tattoo at home?

The more hate you have for your tattoo, the more desperate and willing you are to try whatever DIY tattoo removal concoction you find online. But you'll regret trying to remove it yourself more than you regret your tattoo, so put down the lemon juice and peroxide. Dr. Akhavan says, DIY tattoo removal is not only largely ineffective, but it can also, unfortunately, lead to serious complications, like permanent scarring.

Does tattoo removal actually work?

When done with a laser, as opposed to a DIY recipe, yes, tattoo removal actually is possible. "Laser tattoo removal is by far the most effective way to remove tattoos," Dr. Akhavan says. "Lasers work by heating the tattoo ink particles under the surface of the skin, splitting them into smaller ink particles that can then be cleared from the skin by our immune systems."

That said, your skin tone and the colors used in your tattoo play a huge role in tattoo removal. "Laser tattoo removal is available for all skin tones, but it is most effective on skin that has less pigment," Dr. Akhavan says. "No matter the skin type, laser tattoo removal can leave a trace of scarring and hypopigmentation (decreased pigment) at the site of the removed tattoo. This is typically very subtle and becomes less apparent with time." Dr. Akhavan adds that black ink on less pigmented skin is the most ideal scenario for tattoo removal. Colors that are lighter, like yellow, light blue, light green, and orange, are the toughest ink colors to remove.

What is PicoSure?

PicoSure is a short-pulse laser by Cynosure that treats pigmentary conditions, and it can also be used for tattoo removal. Unlike some lasers that rely only on heat, this uses a PressureWave technology to break the ink apart with less damage to the surrounding skin, and it is then absorbed by the lymphatic system and eliminated.

How many sessions does it take to remove a tattoo?

If you were hoping to walk out of your first appointment with zero trace of your old tattoo, sorry to disappoint. According to Dr. Akhavan, the number of sessions it takes to remove a tattoo depends on many factors: color, density, depth of pigment, and the type of laser being used. "More modern picosecond lasers, such as the PicoSure Focus, break the ink up much more effectively, and with less trauma to surrounding normal skin," Dr. Akhavan says. "In the best case scenario, the tattoo can be completely removed in five sessions or less. Unfortunately, some cases can be more stubborn and more than 20 treatments may be needed."

Not only will it likely require more than one session, but you also have to factor in the time it takes to heal between each one. With the PicoSure Focus, Dr. Akhavan typically recommends sessions that are spaced approximately two months apart, but with older, non-picosecond lasers, treatments should be further apart to allow the skin to heal from the extra trauma.

How much does tattoo removal cost?

The cost of laser tattoo removal is based on the type of laser being used, the level of expertise of the operator, the size and complexity of a tattoo, and the geographic location of the laser removal center. The cost can range from several hundred to several thousand dollars per session—much, much more than it cost to get it in the first place.

Is it painful to remove a tattoo?

If you didn't do anything to numb the pain, tattoo removal would be a very painful experience (worse than your breakup). Thankfully, most doctors' offices have different methods of pain control available. "At our office, we use prescription-strength numbing creams, external skin cooling devices, and local injections of anesthetic to make the procedure painless," Dr. Akhavan says.

Final Thoughts

When deciding whether to try tattoo removal, think long and hard about how much you dislike your ink because the process isn't cheap nor easy. But if you're ready to get rid of any trace you have of your ex or reminders of your past life, then it's probably worth all the time and money in the world to you—just promise me you won't try to do it yourself, K?

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Brooke Shunatona Brooke Shunatona is a contributing writer for Cosmopolitan.com.

Woman obsessed with Meghan Markle-style freckles left with red scars after botched permanent make-up

Woman 'obsessed' with Meghan Markle-style freckles is devastated after botched permanent make-up left her with dark red spots across her face - and it cost £3,600 to correct

EXCLUSIVE: Rebecca Febo, 25, of London, was 'obsessed' with freckles for years

Began drawing on freckles with make-up in 2016 and decided on tattoo in 2017

Booked £350 treatment at permanent make-up clinic but freckles faded in week

Went back and tattooist inked them deeper, leaving freckles prominent and dark

Wore heavy make-up for a year to cover scars until sought correction procedure

Underwent eight treatments to remove permanent make-up and is finally happy  

By Hayley Richardson For Mailonline

Published: 05:42 EST, 2 January 2020 | Updated: 05:42 EST, 2 January 2020

A woman 'obsessed' with having freckles like those of Meghan Markle was left devastated when a botched permanent make-up procedure almost scarred her for life.

Rebecca Febo, 25, from London, had to wear heavy make-up for a year to cover up the dark, reddened spots on her face before seeking corrective treatment - which cost her £3,600.

She told how the ordeal left her feeling horribly self-conscious and 'every day was a struggle'.

Now the tattoo artist is keen to warn others seeking permanent make-up treatments to do their research and carefully select a practitioner.

Rebecca, pictured with her boyfriend before having her freckle tattoo, said the ordeal has been a struggle

Pictured after her freckle tattoo, Rebecca told how the spots became inflamed and required her to wear heavy make-up for a year to cover them up

Rebecca told FEMAIL: 'I was devastated when I thought that I'd have to live with these freckles. Every day was a struggle. 

'Even though I did my research, I was left with possible scarring on my face for life. I wore heavy make-up for a year so people would hopefully not notice. 

'I was very self-conscious. I wouldn't know what to do without my boyfriend, he has been my strength and support during this ordeal.'

Rebecca admitted she has been 'obsessed' with freckles for years and began drawing them on with make-up in 2016, after seeing photos of them on celebrities.

Rebecca spent a year drawing on freckles using make-up (pictured) after seeing photos of them on celebrities

'I loved the way it looked on other people and thought it it added a touch of beauty,' she explained.

'I always thought my face would look better with freckles.'

Every day, after applying her normal make-up, she would draw on a smattering of freckles across her nose and cheeks. 

In 2017, after a year of drawing on the brown spots, Rebecca read up on cosmetic permanent make-up. 

'After some research, I booked a consultation with a clinic as I was ready to take the plunge and have permanent freckles,' she recalled.

In 2017, after a year of drawing on the brown spots (pictured), Rebecca read up on cosmetic permanent make-up

'Unfortunately, after just one week of having the £350 treatment done, the freckles faded completely. 

'I went back to the practitioner who did not explain why this happened, other than that I may have applied too much cream on the face afterwards so the ink couldn't settle. 

'Instead of offering a refund, I was invited to go back to the clinic where the practitioner used more pressure with the ink on the skin, going deeper into my skin. 

'This was when I started to worry my newly tattooed freckles looked alarmingly prominent and dark, but I was reassured it was because it was just done, and the spots would eventually lighten up and look more natural. But they didn't.'

Rebecca went back to the same practitioner who offered a further treatment to 'bleed' the freckles. 

After explaining she wasn't satisfied with the initial results, Rebecca was invited to go back to the clinic where the practitioner used more pressure with the ink on the skin, going deeper (pictured)

She did this three times and it didn't fade them; instead it turned the freckles from a dark brown to an al arming red, which only made matters worse.

'I was getting very stressed about the situation and the practitioner, realising that this was beyond rectifying with her experience, recommended I have chemical peels with someone else,' Rebecca said.

However, Rebecca said another practitioner took one look at her face and said there was nothing they could do.

Rebecca spent a whole year suffering in silence before she finally had the courage to seek help - and luckily was recommended to skin repair expert Lorena Oberg.

Rebecca went back to the same practitioner who offered a further treatment to 'bleed' the freckles. She did this three times and it didn't fade them; instead it turned the freckles from a dark brown to an alarming red (pictured), which only made matters worse

Lorena has clinics in Surrey and central London and is r enowned for safely and efficiently removing unwanted tattoos and permanent make-up. 

Rebecca needed eight treatments at the Harley Street branch to reverse the damage caused by the botched procedure, but now she can she can finally go make-free and feels confident about her looks.

'This experience changed my life and I appreciate my natural face more than ever before,' she said.

'I cry every time I see Lorena at my appointments. She doesn't realise it but she helped me through this traumatic experience with her kind words, and her remarkable skills have given me my face back.' 

Lorena, CEO and founder of Lorena Oberg Skincare, said: 'Rebecca came to my London clinic and I couldn't believe what I was seeing. 

Rebecca needed eight treatments at Lorena's Harley Street branch to reverse the damage caused by the botched proce dure, but now she can she can finally go make-free and feels confident about her looks (pictured)

'You need to be very experienced in order to practice permanent make-up and it is evident that there are people out there offering these treatments that shouldn't be. 

'A number of reputable permanent make-up experts will refuse customers who seek freckle tattooing due to a number of factors - the main one being the migration of ink and change in colour over time, not to mention the long-term consequences of not being able to have IPL or Laser treatments on the face.'

The build-up of damage meant Rebecca would have to have numerous permanent make-up removal treatments, which each cost £450.

After identifying what ink pigment was used - which is vital as this can vary from practitioner to practitioner - Lorena worked out a treatment plan.

She then used a combination of specialist techniques to correct and remove the pigment. 

The build-up of damage meant Rebecca would have to have numerous permanent make-up removal treatments with Lorena (pictured), which each cost £450

'It is painful, but it becomes less so with each treatment I preform because the tattoo removal lasers react with the pigment and only with the pigment,' Lorena explained.

'It is because the ink is exploding underneath the skin and that explosion is quite uncomfortable. But unfortunately, it is the only way to get rid of the pigment. 

'The freckles on Rebecca's face were not only big but they were deep, so it has taken a number of treatments to get to a point now where she feels comfortable enough not to wear heavy make-up. 

'I am not a big fan of having freckles tattooed. When you are young they might look nice, but when you get older and need laser treatment for another reason, such as hair removal or pigmentation, even if you can't see the freckles from 10 years prior, you will still be affected when you need to have laser treatment.'

'I truly couldn't believe what she had been through, but I am so pleased with Rebecca's results and that she is happy,' Lorena added. 

Lorena's advice for anyone thinking of having permanent make-up

- Do your research! Ask a friend, get a recommendation, and check out the practitioner's reviews across all platforms

- In the consultation, do not be afraid to ask as many questions as you need to

- Identify their professional certificates: these should be hanging up in the clinic somewhere

- Ask to see their client case studies and make sure these are hea led results – do these marry up with what you saw on social media?

- Do not be forced into anything. If you feel uncomfortable listen to your gut. Walk away after the consultation and don't go through with it if there is doubt in your mind.

- It is imperative to tell your practitioner of any prior cosmetic work (permanent make-up such as microblading or laser treatments) that you have had done (the machine will read it even though you might not see any work done to the naked eye)

- Lastly, ensure the medical practitioner you use is insured! Take a note of the insurance. If something goes wrong, this is the only way you will be compensated. This is so important.

For more information about Lorena's work, visit www.lorenaoberg.co.uk 

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