How to remove tattoo

Contents

 1 Laser tattoo removal

 2 chemical peels

 3 salt

 Laser tattoo removal

 The best way to remove tattoos is the use of a laser, as it is a quick, low-risk, and safer method than any other method, because it is carried out in specialized professional centers supervised by professionally trained medical staff, with all the amenities needed to make the tattoo removal process fast and painless. Laser tattoo removal is summarized in doing some necessary procedures before and after tattoo removal, and then undergoing treatment sessions that may extend from 3 to 6 sessions ranging in duration from 20 to 30 minutes, and then the tattoo disappears permanently.

 chemical peeling

 Chemical peeling is one of the somewhat costly home methods of tattoo removal, but it requires only simple ingredients to perform this process, all that is needed is:

 Mix an amount of vitamin E oil, natural aloe vera gel, and apricot scrub in equal quantities together.

 Distribute the mixture on the tattoo area in circular motions using a piece of cotton until the mixture completely covers the tattoo.

 Leave the mixture on the tattooed area for five minutes.

 Rinse the tattoo with cold water to make sure the tattoo is completely removed.

Repeat the process four times a day for one month, bearing in mind that this process may take a longer period of time to work; This depends on the size of the tattoo, the nature and quantity of the colors used, and the period of time that has passed.

the salt

Here is how to remove a tattoo with salt:

hair removal from the tattoo area; This will reduce the pain associated with tattoo removal, and make it more effective.

 Washing the tattooed area with water and antibacterial soap to disinfect it, with the need to ask the doctor about a prescription antibacterial emulsion to reach perfect disinfection.

Dip a sponge or piece of gauze into the water, then wring it out a little so the water doesn't seep during use.

 Roll the sponge over a small amount of table salt so that the sponge absorbs as much of the salt as possible. Rub the tattoo vigorously for 30 to 40 minutes or until the skin turns a dark red color.

 Leave the tattoo to dry completely, then put a layer of antibiotic cream on it.

Cover the area with a sterile bandage.

 Remove the bandage after three days of treatment. If the tattoo becomes infected, the doctor should be consulted immediately.