Others Methods of Removal Tattoos in Your Body - Part 2

 3.Saline Injections; Saline injections can help lighten existing tattoos. Saline is a completely sterile solution of sodium chloride in water. In a very simple procedure, the saline is injected into an existing tattoo. Sometimes, this can work to break up the tattoo effectively making it fade, the benefits of getting saline injections are that they involve almost no risk if performed properly, are much less painful than other methods, and are minimally invasive. In addition, the recovery times more or less equal to the recovery time of getting a tattoo.

Getting saline injections is generally cheaper than other tattoo removal methods. However, this procedure cannot full removal of tattoo. Instead it can effectively “blur” the old tattoo, making it easier for a cover up tattoo to be applied. There is little chance that saline injection will result in changes of the skin texture and pigmentation or result in any scarring.

  

4.Excision; Unlike laser removal and IPL therapy, excision is extremely invasive and must be performed by a surgeon. The doctor perfuming the surgery uses a scalp to cut the tattoo out of the patient’s skin and then closes the wound.

Sometime, an inflatable sac is inserted under the skin and blow up, stretching the skin for the tattoo in order to allow surgeons to remove it with greater precision. Because of how invasive this procedure is, few people opt for it as their first choice.

Excision always leaves a scar, although some people are more prone to scarring than others. The scar left by excision depend largely on the size of the tattoo and its location on the body.

Excision works better on small tattoos than on large ones. Because it is cheaper than laser removal, some people with smaller tattoos simply elect to get them excised. Sur it may leave a scar nut it takes only a single visit and its easier on the wallet.

5.Dermabrasion; another extremely invasive tattoo removal procedure is known as dermabrasion. This procedure involves the use of a spinning disk that basically grinds layers of skin away. Generally, dermabrasion is not the first procedure recommended for tattoo removal. Unlike excision, dermabrasion usually require several sessions to yield results. and while it takes only seven to ten days for the scabbed over skin to heal, it will remain visibly red or pink for two to three months.

Beyond that, it can take up to six months too truly be able to gauge the final result of the treatments. This treatment was not originally designed with tattoo removal in mind. Instead it was to help correct generally grows back smoother after this procedure.

For many people, the initially cosmetically hideous results of dermabrasion are a major downside of the procedure. However, after the scab has healed, there are steps that can be taken to make the skin appear more even-toned until the healing processing completely. For instance, some people use hypoallergenic makeup to even out the skin tone in the affected area. During the healing process, it is important to keep the affected area out of the sun or cover it ith a sun block.