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Tattoo removal
I have 3×4 inch tattoo on my left wrist...want to get it removed. What would be appropriate cost? And also will it be cleared in one sitting with no marks left?
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Will take 6 to 10 sittings of ndyag laser for this tattoo to completely fade.
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No sir.. Multiple sessions required.. Do direct online consultation for detailed information
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This is a simple black and white tattoo. In my practice I use a laser called the ClearLift, a 1064nm Q-switch Nd-YAG Laser. For your size tattoo and the saturation of pigmentation, I would say it would take approx. 2-3 sittings at 6 weeks apart each. As the sittings progress the tattoo will fade and become less prominent. No it would not be cleared with one sitting with the above mentioned laser.
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Note Tattoo Removal is slightly painful, so be prepared.
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