By nicklittle16 November 06, 2013
went to get my niples peirced and they are so professional and friendly here ill be coming back for my tattoo and peircing needs = ] ...read more
By Cultivate Hope Counseling, Accept No Imitations Diana Winslow MSW ACSW LCSW December 12, 2012
One treatment at a time. ...read more
By yeanbell101 June 05, 2012
Today, lasers are the most common method of<a href="http://www.tattooremovalassociation.com/"> tattoo removal</a>. They work by targeting the ink with pulses of highly concentrated light that break the ink into tiny fragments, which are then cleared away the your own immune system. ...read more
Here at Evolve, we invested in the Astanza Trinity laser, the most powerful three-wavelength laser system on the market today. The advantage of the multi-wavelength Astanza Trinity system is that it is able to give complete removal for the widest range of tattoo colors. Our clients have also reported less painful sessions and more effective removal after each treatment. ...read more
By Evolve Tattoo Removal February 04, 2016
Amateur tattoos require fewer sessions to remove than professional ones.They are usually smaller, less saturated with ink, and are often applied superficially (sometimes using handheld needles or homemade machines). All of which render these types of tattoos easier to remove. Professionally done tattoos on the other hand are generally applied with a tattoo machine using high quality pigments, deep into the layers of the dermis, and tend to last longer and hold up better over time. Unfortunately, these professionally done tattoos require additional treatments to remove. The laser doesn’t remove the ink, your body does! Q-switched lasers pretty much revolutionized tattoo removal, but they aren’t the ones doing all of the work. Using whats known as Selective Photothermolysis, these lasers emit quick pulses of energy at specific wavelengths that target and break down pigments in to particles small enough to be processed by your lymphatic system. As it turns out, your body does all the removing. Patients Get a Little Gassy During Treatment. No, not like that! Immediately after the laser is administered, the affected area temporarily develops a white frosty substance on the surface of the tattoo. It’s not ice though! It’s actually the result of rapid, heat-formed steam or gas being released from the skin. You Don’t get burned. During treatment, a laser needs to heat the surface of a pigment molecule to thousands of degrees before fragmentation can occur. Luckily, the laser beam passes harmlessly through the skin, targeting only the ink resting in a liquid state within. The energy pulse focuses only on the ink for a very short duration (measured in milliseconds), and doesn’t burn or effect the tissue in the surrounding area. Just Chill Out and It Won’t Hurt As Much. The preferred method of pain relief is simply to cool the area during treatment. Using a medical-grade chiller/cooler, a specialist can cool the surface of the skin providing a significant reduction in discomfort during the removal process. ...read more
By Evolve Tattoo Removal February 04, 2016
Are you experiencing tattoo regret? If so there is help out there for you. Here are 10 FAQ's about laser tattoo removal,see here> Posted by Patricia R., Dermatology Nurse Practitioner @ Tattoo Removal Laser Clinic in San Diego, CA (858) 272-2021 www.trlaser.com #tattooregret #lasertattooremoval #tattooremoval #tigertattoo #tattoo ...read more
By A Tattoo Removal Laser Clinic April 25, 2015
Every tattoo artist needs a professional tattoo kit to create quality work. These days there are a number of ways to find affordable, quality tattoo kits. Do your homework and you may find just the kit you want for much cheaper than you expected. ...read more
When you get a tattoo, it is permanent, so designing your own tattoo online before you get one makes sense. Tattoo parlors have thousands of designs for you to choose from, and it is hard to choose one out of so many. When you design your own tattoo online, you can use your own images, or use a templa... ...read more
