After 3 seconds it started to burn like crazy, i stood infront of the a/c to cool it off. i couldnt keep it on for the full 10 minutes. the pain will be worth it if the tattoo comes off.. Before the laser doctors recommended tattoo removal to be done using tca [trichloroacetic acid]. i'm blogging about this because there may be others who (1) have a darker skin tone and cannot find a suitable laser option to cater towards having their tattoo removed.. If you’ve ever had a chemical peel at the spa, you are familiar with trichloroacetic acid, or tca. it is a common agent used to smooth out fine lines, dull acne scars and soften wrinkles. it showed some promise as a tattoo removal—or more specifically tattoo fading—treatment in tests conducted.
Filed under: tattoo removal — tcatat @ 4:01 am after the skin peels, there isn’t much fading showing, or much difference at all. the skin is still new, so i will keep it moisturized and out of the sun for a while.. Tca tattoo removal also uses this agent for tattoo fading. it seems tattoo removal tests were done in the early 90's and the initial results were promising. however, subsequent tests proved that the tca peel tattoo removal is not effective for everyone and for all types of tattoos.. Tca, also known as trichloroacetic acid, is a chemical peel commonly used by dermatologists, cosmeticians and plastic surgeons to help remove or improve the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and acne scars. but prior to it making waves as the ultimate skin peeling agent to restore youth and diminish the appearance of acne scars, did you know it was utilized as a tattoo removal treatment?.
