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Tattoo removal
I want to remove a 3-4 inch tattoo on my right wrist. Can anyone tell me the procedure. The tattoo was inked in 2012
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As already advised, laser is a good option that can remove tattoo with minimal scar. But it needs sessions. If you have adequate time, that is good option. If you want to remove it in single session, however, it can be achieved with skin grafting. It also leaves minimal scar provided done with due care. You can contact me for further details.
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It requires laser treatment. Interwals and number of sitting is dictated by the size and density of the tattoo ink. Please meet me for further details. It is not a costly procedure. There is no other method to remove tatooo
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Laser dermabrasion surgery. Depends on type
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Please put pictures of the affected areas in good light in private direct consult with me
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