#body tattoo removal

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How to Choose the Right Laser Tattoo Removal Specialist

Choosing the right laser tattoo removal specialist is crucial for achieving safe and effective results. Here are essential factors to consider when selecting a specialist:

1. Qualifications and Experience: Ensure the specialist is trained and certified in laser tattoo removal. Experience matters, as it indicates familiarity with different skin types, tattoo colours, and potential complications.

2. Technology and Equipment: A reputable specialist uses state-of-the-art laser equipment designed for tattoo removal. Different lasers are needed for different ink colours, so verify that the clinic has the appropriate technology for your tattoo.

3. Reviews and Testimonials: Read reviews and testimonials from previous clients. Positive feedback indicates a reliable specialist who delivers satisfactory results. Look for before-and-after photos to assess the quality of their work.

4. Consultation Process: A thorough consultation is essential to assess your tattoo, skin type, and medical history. The specialist should explain the procedure, expected outcomes, potential risks, and aftercare instructions in detail.

5. Pricing and Treatment Plan: While cost shouldn't be the primary factor, transparency in pricing and a clear treatment plan are important. Avoid clinics offering unusually low prices, as they may compromise on quality or safety.

6. Aftercare Support: Good specialists provide comprehensive aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments to monitor progress and address any concerns. They should be accessible for post-treatment advice or emergencies.

By prioritising these factors, you can ensure you're choosing a qualified laser tattoo removal specialist who prioritises your safety and achieves optimal results.

[rakeshraseo321]

Eyebrow Embroidery Removal 

individual preferences and the latest beauty trends change over time here at 3 Beauties. Our cutting-edge removal methods are made to help people who regret getting eyebrow embroidery removal. Our experts are highly trained to put accuracy and safety first while using cutting-edge methods. Feel the peace of mind from starting over and being open to new chances. Don't feel bad about the mistake you made before. We can help you get rid of your eyebrow tattoos at 3 Beauties.

[hi-its-meg]

Getting closer and closer to getting my loose skin removed- less than 3 months now until surgery 🙊

I do think I’m going to want a second surgery removing the loose skin on my arms and especially my armpit area, but I’m getting a tiny bit of lipo in my armpit with my belt lipectomy so maybe I can avoid that second surgery, we will see 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Nice and clean 🫧

[red-moon-at-night]

I drew Paris not smiling within Helen's proximity for once because he's focusing (something something they're lost in each other's eyes).

Inspired by that one greek vase where they're practically touching nose to nose

also you get a close up because you clicked on the read more :) <3

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[maulfucker]

Random thing that annoys me for no reason is when people make human au Maul and they make him white. Why would you do that to him. What do you have against brown punks who kill.

[feverdreamsandlucidnightmares]

Headcanon that Wolfwood physically can’t get tattoos or piercings because every time he takes a vial the piercing rejects and the tattoo scars over and fades because both are technically wounds and he’s never gone long enough between vials to let them heal completely.

So technically he could get them, but not keep them. Kind of makes tattoos a bust, but imagine him making Vash redo his piercings in whatever shithole they end up in for the night after a fight.

A happy, healthy Wolfwood has piercings lol

[alirhi]

My gorgeous and talented (and yes, inked lol) baby sister is in the running to be the next cover model for Inked Magazine! Like her, I would LOVE to see a plus-sized model grace the cover of her favorite magazine, and it would be amazing if that model was her.

Voting starts February 5th.

If you'd also like to see more body positivity in the world (or if you feel like making my day a little brighter, and/or agree that my sister's beautiful!) please vote for her using the link above when the time comes. Never mind the prizes - the validation alone would do wonders for a sweet woman who's struggled with her body image all her life.

[the-lark-ascending69]

Had this moment of extreme anger and aggression out of nowhere and ended up hurting myself and then i wrote about it, went out to get some coffee, chatted w the coffee lady for 5 minutes, watched an episode of amphibia and now i feel weirdly refreshed and hopeful about life and the future??

[wolfeyedwitch]

Me: *is sad that body is being Uncooperative(TM)*

My brain: don't be sad, go get a tattoo! 🎵

Me: brain. Did you FORGET. That we are STILL DOING THE TATTOO REMOVAL THING. *points emphatically at blistered leg from laser treatment 2 days prior*

My brain: *shocked pikachu face*

Aka:

I want to deal with chronic illness shit by doing body mods, but the body mods must be done in ORDER and I'm NOT DONE WITH THE REMOVAL YET

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The Evolution of Tattoo Removal: How Local Laser Services Are Leading the Way

In a world where personal expression is celebrated, tattoos have become a popular medium for showcasing individuality. Yet, as our stories evolve, so might our desire to alter or remove these permanent marks. Enter the world of local laser tattoo removal – a cutting-edge solution that’s making the dream of clear skin a reality for many. This blog will explore the evolution of tattoo removal, highlighting how local laser services have become the gold standard in this transformative journey.

A Brief History of Tattoo Removal

Tattoo removal is not a new concept. Ancient methods included abrasion, excision, and the use of caustic substances – all of which were painful and often led to severe scarring. In the 20th century, dermabrasion and salabrasion became popular, but these methods were still invasive and carried significant risks.

The introduction of laser technology in the late 1960s marked a turning point. Early lasers were rudimentary and lacked the precision of today’s devices. However, continuous advancements over the decades have led to the development of sophisticated lasers specifically designed for tattoo removal. Today, local laser tattoo removal services leverage these advancements to provide safe, effective, and minimally invasive solutions.

How Modern Laser Tattoo Removal Works

Modern laser tattoo removal involves the use of Q-switched lasers, which emit powerful pulses of light that penetrate the skin and target the tattoo pigment. These lasers can produce different wavelengths to effectively treat various ink colours. For instance, a Ndlaser is commonly used for black and dark blue inks, while a ruby or alexandrite laser might be employed for green and blue inks.

The process begins with a consultation, where the practitioner evaluates the tattoo and skin type. A tailored treatment plan is then created, considering factors such as the tattoo’s age, colour, and depth. During each session, the laser breaks down the ink particles into smaller fragments, which the body gradually absorbs and eliminates.

The Advantages of Local Laser Tattoo Removal

Advanced Technology: Local laser clinics utilise state-of-the-art equipment, ensuring precise and effective treatments. These advanced lasers can adjust their settings to accommodate different skin types and tattoo characteristics.

Customised Treatment Plans: Each tattoo is unique, and so is the removal process. Local practitioners offer personalised treatment plans, ensuring the best possible outcome for each client.

Minimal Downtime: With laser tattoo removal, there’s no need for lengthy recovery periods. Most clients can resume their normal activities shortly after each session, making it a convenient option for busy individuals.

Experienced Professionals: Local clinics often employ highly trained and experienced practitioners who specialise in tattoo removal. Their expertise ensures a higher success rate and a lower risk of complications.

Preparing for Your Laser Tattoo Removal Journey

If you’re considering laser tattoo removal, preparation is key to achieving the best results. Here are some tips to help you get ready:

Consultation: Schedule a consultation with a reputable local clinic to discuss your goals and expectations.

Skin Care: Keep your skin healthy and hydrated before and after each session. Avoid sun exposure, as tanned skin can be more prone to complications.

Follow Instructions: Adhere to the aftercare instructions provided by your practitioner. This typically includes keeping the treated area clean, avoiding picking or scratching, and using prescribed ointments to promote healing.

Conclusion

The evolution of tattoo removal has been a remarkable journey, with local laser services leading the charge towards safer, more effective solutions. Thanks to advanced technology and experienced professionals, the dream of clear skin is more attainable than ever. Whether you’re looking to erase a past mistake or simply want to make room for new art, local laser tattoo removal offers a reliable path to achieving your goals. Embrace the future of tattoo removal and take the first step towards a fresh start today.

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Tired of Your Tattoo? Get Safe and Effective Small Tattoo Removal in Singapore

Are you looking for a way to say goodbye to a little tattoo you no longer enjoy? At 3 Beauties, we provide creative remove tattoo Singapore treatments tailored explicitly for smaller patterns. Our expert professionals employ cutting-edge technology to remove unwanted ink safely and effectively, leaving you with clear, attractive skin. We have a team of skilled and managed professionals who can help you say goodbye to unwanted tattoos.

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Skin Deep

Or AI-less Whumptober 4: Nonconsensual Body Modification

Scars, nonconsensual body modification [hearing aids, tattoo removal], past trauma, implied romantic relationship

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“Was this before or after?” Jackson ran his hand along the scars that ran up East’s forearm, wrapping around his bicep. They were different from the others - fainter, cleaner. Medically precise.

East wanted to talk about it. He had asked Jackson to ask him about his scars, to remind himself that they weren’t some innate part of him. (To be seen by the man he loved.) East gently pulled his arm from his husband’s hands, wrapping Jackson in a hug from behind where they sat on the couch.

“…happened there.” He didn’t need to be any more specific. “Same with my fingerprints. And my side.”

East absentmindedly pulled a hand under his shirt, feeling the faint ridges of the scar patched over the side of his ribcage.

For a few moments they sat in quiet, the football game on the television subtitled but muted.

(The hearing aids stuffed into his skull struggled with too many noises on bad days. Today wasn’t a bad day, but it wasn’t good either.)

“…do you want to tell me what happened?” Jackson didn’t look up at his husband, the television’s glow reflected on his glasses.

“Tattoos. Needed to remove identifying marks.”

They needed to remove anything that would let the Wolf remember he was more than a weapon, that he had a life before that hell, that he used to be a person. The kind of person who got tattoos, not that he could remember what they even looked like.

“You ever thought about getting new ones?” Jackson’s voice was soft in its curiosity, not demanding an answer. East kissed the top of Jackson’s head. His hair was starting to thin, the poor old bastard.

“Sometimes.” He sighed, breathing the smell of safety and home and goodness in his arms. “…I want it to be what it was. It was important, probably. But I don’t remember what it was, so I don’t want to…make a mistake.”

(He didn’t want to desecrate the memory he didn’t have of something so scared he had it etched in his skin.)

More minutes passed in quiet.

“I’m sorry they took that from you.” Jackson sounded on the verge of tears, and East couldn’t stand to see the man cry, so he huffed with feigned annoyance.

“They took more important things than some ink.” The statement was sobering, but he continued blithely. “I’m sure I’ll get drunk one day and have something stupid put over it. Maybe I’ll be lucky and I’ll remember what it was if I’m fucked up enough.”

Jackson was quiet. Quiet in the way he was when he wanted to tell East a firm no. When he wanted to look at East with eyes brimming with pity and anger and other emotions he knew his husband would flinch from.

East stayed quiet in turn, kissing his husband’s shoulder and burying his face against his neck. (Safe. Home. Good.) He wasn’t watching the game anyway.

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(Part of my Freelancers series)

[and here’s the tattoo removal]

Taglist: @stargeode @sacredwrath @genuineformality

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Markings

CW: recapture, gore, tattoo/skin removal, intimate Whumper, body modification

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The scalpel blade dug deep, making its way through the first thin layers of skin. The cut continued to grow, angled slices here and there let their whole body quiver, signed with memories of its past life. They hoped to never meet them again, to leave the ghost of their captor behind. Fate at other plans, clearly.

"Hideous, sweetheart. That doesn't suit you at all," the shadow behind them muttered, lost in thoughts and always careful to avoid any crucial areas.

Laying face down on the mattress, covered by plastic sheets to avoid any pesky stains, Whumpee knew that bleeding out on the spot would be the merciful option. Their host chose another, more tedious one.

Finishing with a quick slice, the blade emerged from the inked piece of flesh, accompanied by drops of blood now welling from the exit point. 

The numbing cream they were granted beforehand was an unexpected mercy, and they were thankful, truly, because in secret they knew Whumper to be far more resentful. The horrified expression that shadowed their reunion was proof enough. Before Whumpee was brought here, before they gave up fighting again and again.

Even though the tearing pain was hidden deep, the fizzy sensation of Whumper's gloved fingers against their skin still brought shivers up their neck. Not even thinking clearly, Whumpee pulled on their restraints again, tightly wrapped around the headboard, at least acting like there was any fight left in them.

To no avail, Whumper got a hold of the incision and with a quick pull the colorful mandala across the shoulder blade of their beloved just gave way.

Whumpee was glad they didn't have to look this time, but the nauseating tear of skin and tissue made their head spin nonetheless. They had seen the process before, thigh and forearms already covered with the stitches they got immediately after the procedure. Whumper made them watch, loudly complaining about the tattoos on their body.

How could you? I nearly didn't recognize you anymore... Was it Caretaker, did they force you to disfigure yourself like this?

They froze as the scalpel carved the first line, pleading and begging their captor to leave it be. Whumper was caught in a toxic mixture of joy and shock, not able to process how the sweet person who just slipped out of their reach was reunited with them. Changed but still, here at last and ready to learn from their mistakes.

The crow on their thigh was first to go, a beautiful composition with fine lines to cover up the scars they were given in the first place. Whumpee remembered the sting of the needle, the color shifting in the gun while their artist was so focused on the delicate sweeps of the plumage. It was the first one they got, Caretaker holding their hand every second of the way.

Now, the only color on them came from thousands of crimson pinpricks, left behind by the dead chunk of sweaty skin Whumper had tossed carelessly to the side. As they merged together into a never-ending stream of blood that trickled down their legs, Whumpee had once again begged for a break.

With the protective layer above now gone, the exposed tissue just a breath above the muscle twitched and burned in the most agonizing way. Like a deep itch just waiting to flare up and spread all over their remaining body, yet their pleas fell on deaf ears. They were left too drained, too exhausted from blood loss and anxiety. It didn't matter anymore.

Whumper knew better than to leave their most prized possession to writhe and cry in misery. Pinching the borders of already burning skin together, they carefully bridged the gash with thick strips of surgical tape, securing their work. They would be mindful to avoid building infections or abscesses, even though the thin bond between the weeping flesh threatened to rip with every breath.

All that was left were the tear tracks along Whumpee's cheeks and a bloody line where once had been a piece of art, a shared memory with Caretaker now forever undone by oh-so gentle hands stroking their back; cutting away the freedom they fought for not long ago.

Piece by piece, Whumpee felt themself dissolving.

The mandala was a tipsy thought born out of the special offer of a small shop, old and stuffy; but for ten dollars there was no room to complain.

Whumpee remembered that day at the pier so vividly, carefree bliss dulling the needles that pressed pigment into them. The swirled pattern didn't mean anything special to them, but it was still theirs; their choice to be made and to regret later.

"We'll be done soon, love," the voice above slithered between their thoughts, hot against their ear and already searching for the next patch of detested ink, "A fresh start for both of us."

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[teabookgremlin]

i love being around so many lesbians who are into body hair/are confident in their own bc i fucking love being hairy and just knowing how many people find it hot is so validating