Reverse Tattooing For Removing Tattoos By Patty Hahne
Many people who get "inked" live on to seriously regret their decision. Being tattooed is enjoyed in cultures all around the world. This being said, there are times when the permanent ink can cause problems for certain individuals. Often times, these people look for ways to undo their mistake and have their tattoo removed.
There are several methods available to individuals who would like to have their tattoos removed these days. One such method remains relatively unknown. This method is called "Reverse tattooing". That's right, you heard right, reverse tattooing. Some may ask how this is possible. One must admit that it sounds absurd to say the least.
Reverse tattooing is actually a very interesting method of removing tattoos. Here's how it works. A saline solution is actually tattooed right into the old tattoo. One company claims to have a proprietary formula that can be tattooed into the old ink. Since it's "proprietary" we don't know what it is composed of. This may be a bit troubling to many patients.
A standard tattoo gun with a standard needle is dipped into a saline solution. The technician then injects the saline into the layer of skin that contains the tattoo ink. The claim is that the solution binds with the ink and the body pushes the saline and ink solution to the surface of the skin. After a few days a scab will form over the treated area. Apparently the scabbed tissue continues to draw the ink to the surface.
Eventually the scab peels and takes the ink away with it. Like other methods of tattoo removal, several treatments are often needed. It's reported that with each subsequent treatment, more and more ink is removed until the tattoo fades completely away.
This is not a "do it yourself" method of tattoo removal. You should go to a licensed tattoo artist or a licensed cosmetic tattooist for the treatments.
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