WARNING – INJECTABLES DON’T REMOVE TATTOOS
Here is an example of the scars and skin damage caused by two Skinial treatments on the skin of this person’s foot.
Scars from Skinial Treatments
Skinial and other injectable laser tattoo removal ‘treatments’ work on the principle of injecting or rubbing a chemical cocktail into the skin to cause a chemical reaction to burn and remove the ink. The results are very painful and usually permanent. The scars created by such chemical burns are FAR worse than the tattoo itself. The chemical reaction damages the skin and the dermis that can lead to infections and other major health issues in the affected area.
In this case, the scarring has been extensive and quite severe. There is severe hyper-pigmentation leading to a darkening of the skin in the treated area. Instead of rendering the tattoo ‘invisible’, it has created a large dark prominent scar on the top of the foot. Most of the ink of the tattoo is still visible and we are concerned that the ink may be encased in scar tissue making complete tattoo ink removal impossible even using the Quanta Laser System.
Only laser tattoo removal can offer scar-free ink clearance, so please consult with a recognised laser tattoo removal clinic before embarking on your tattoo removal journey. How do you find a recognised clinic? Here is an article from our friends at Tatts-A-Mistake that can help.
What may seem cheap and easy tattoo removal may create far more problems than it solves, as is the case here. All the person wanted to do was to remove an old tattoo to improve their professional business appearance. What we are left with is a far more serious problem to overcome.
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I have removed my tattoo with the help of my friends from Inkundu, they are using Quanta Q-Plus C and I can say Quanta Laser System is very effective.
When I was 15 I had my friend put a tattoo on my arm. It was right in the front. What crazy things we do as kids. Well when I went to apply for a job they looked down on me because of my tattoo. This was in the 80’s so it’s not frowned upon so much anymore. Anyway, I was looking in a magazine and I found this add for tatex tattoo removal (do it yourself) When I got the kit in the mail it was this hard, little abrasive sponge and a vile of white liquid. I followed the directions which was rub the tattooed area with this abrasive sponge until your skin is almost bleeding. I did that then u apply the liquid on to the tattoo. After u applied the liquid, u let it dry and then cover it and keep it dry for a week. I did that. When the week was up I took of the bandage and I had a scab on my arm. When I removed the scab the ink was in the scab. It was amazing. Back in the 80’s I believe the cost was $20.bucks. That was a lot of money at the time but it was worth every penny. I had a little bit of ink that I didn’t cover well that is still on my arm.If this is what I used, I would recommend it. ????
Hello Dawn,
Thought you might be interested in this article.
http://stason.org/TULARC/art/body-art/tattoo/118-Fda-Ban-Alert-Against-Tatex-USA-s-Do-It-Yourself-Kit.html
Thanks for the article, it was very helpful
Thank you. Glad you found it useful.