Tattoo Removal


Greetings: my eRoids Brothers and sisters. Today I want to share my experience with the tattoos I have had on my right arm.
When I was 15, kids my age were boring so I hung out with people older than me. While hanging at the local hoodlum’s hideout smoking Mexican weed I was asked if I wanted a tattoo and I said yes. When I was on the east coast I went to a tattoo parlor and got it covered up. It looked worse than a cartoon. Then at a town close to the Gulf of Mexico, I got it covered up again. Every tattoo I got was worse than the last one. Everyone else that I rode Harleys with had the same POS tattoos and I can’t help but wonder how bad they hate them today. Here I am a guy who looks good physically but never wears anything sleeveless because of this disaster on my arm.
I don’t have a problem with tattoos, I actually dig them if they are done by someone who is good but after my experience I have decided for tattoo removal. Finding a good tattoo removal facility requires some work as well. I went with a business that does Liposuction, dermabrasion, etc. Black ink is the easiest to remove, while blue and green are the most difficult. She told me there is another office in the city that can get blue and green off but they have been known to scar people, so I’ll just take the extra sessions with this business until I am at a place I can live with.
You can’t tan, while you are in a tattoo removal process, so this will be my last session until this winter. Even though there are some blue lines left, I feel good wearing a tank top now and have been buying a bunch of them! I am going to wear a tank top every where I go this summer!
I posted a pic of my last laser session just for the gore factor. If you get this done you have to wear black tee shirts to bed and under your clothes or you will get blood stains on everything. If I had any words of wisdom to share with anyone wanting to get a tattoo, I would say don’t get a tattoo just to get one. Research and find someone really good, save your money, buy a plane ticket if that’s what it takes but don’t just let anyone give you a tattoo!
As far as the blisters go, this seems like a thing for men who can stand a little more pain. If I am breaking any rules by posting these links, mods please tell me and I will get them off ASAP!
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=140014483&page=1
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-xbM_A70KqZo/Tdw67PUoQUI/AAAAAAAAB-o/36nwgBowY2...
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-L3eD_lWzxiQ/UAxsKGIYWtI/AAAAAAAAawQ/b9EP-zYoE6...
Update: I finally added a pic today 7/16/13. This is what my arm looks like after the last treatment where you see the blood blisters. I DID NOT SCAR! this is after 6 treatments. again if this were not blue ink it would be gone...
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AnonWell, its this damn blue ink. the tattoos that were under the last one are all gone. it was just the blue lines that were in it that's left.
I wouldn't mind having a nice tattoo but I would probably have to buy a ticket to Hollywood or somewhere to be happy with the tattooist. I saw one a while back that was a portrait of a guys little girl and it was amazing. he kept sunscreen on it when he went outside and kept it moisturized.
Well,that looks pretty nasty.Are those all tiny blood blisters?And I hope you don't mind but I'm going to re post the link to make it easier for other people to see it. http://i44.tinypic.com/315jtlc.jpg
Anongo ahead bro and repost it, and yes those are blood blisters
Anon.
lol.You beat me to it.I didn't see the picture before it was just the link.Do you want me to remove the link in my post?
Anonnah, youre okay bro! I tried to do arms Saturday but there is still quite a bit of heat in there. You can touch it open palmed and its still hotter than hell.
What kind of removal process is it?
AnonJust with a bad ass laser. You have to wear these special glasses. this last session hurt more than every other session combined. She told me she got a lot more aggressive but she didn't want to let me know before hand what her plans were.
Ouch,so those are blood blisters from a burn then.Are to allowed to use any lidocaine lotions?
AnonShe recommended bacitracin but there is a certain point where you just have to let those blisters pop and start drying out. I wore a white tee shirt to bed the other night and when i woke up it was nasty. I will start with the bacitracin today.
Edit: It smells kind of like Mexican food cooked on a grill right after she is done.
Oh,I didn't know you were Mexican!lol
AnonTastes like Chicken!
lol