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Ointments post laser tattoo removal
I had my first sitting for laser tattoo removal. I am not experiencing any scaling or blisters on the treated area; The area is very comfortable, no itching & no significant pain. The skin has turned red and I can feel minor embossing. The artist advised me to apply Silverex for two days and post that two other ointments, viz- Eukroma , Pesitrex.
What is the use of these ointments? Please advice if it is safe to use these ointments. What should be used for best results which helps in fading of redness.
If both creams are to be used, when should I apply each of them (e.g. one in morning, one at night)
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No...Get it done from dermatologist.. Contact me in my clinic for laser ratio removal
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Why are you doing laser treatment from an artist. This is your own doing because you are taking treatment from a quack. Stop this. Please meet me at my clinic or send photos using online consult option for proper examination diagnosis and treatment
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