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He want to remove tattoo
The tattoo is on back side of neck and black inked, the size is roughly 3' * 2'. The tattoo has to be completely removed before Oct this year as the same is required for Indian Army selection, we are based out of Jaipur (Raj.) Kindly advise!
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Surgical excision is better with one setting only
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Nd yag laser removal best option.. for detailed information do direct online consultation with photos
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Dr. Vivek Muthukumarasamy
Dermatologist
7 yrs exp
Coimbatore
Q-switched NdYAG laser can be used...but the number of sittings depends on whether the tattoo is professional or amateur...because more depth the tattoo, the more sessions it is going to take...
If you want immediate result, then excision with graft will be the option...consult a plastic surgeon if you want excision to be done...
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