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cDuck28Z · Tattoo lover Joined: 14 May 2008 Posts: 1

my girlfriend just tonight got a tattoo of a playboy bunny, about 1-1/2" tall, on her hip. She's been talking about it for a long time and was really excited to get it. Now that she has it, she called me crying saying how she should have gotten it and how she doesn't know if she wants it for the rest of her life.

What would be the best/easiest/cheapest way to get some sort of removal?? After researching this topic briefly, i think a cream of some sort may do the majority of the work. As stated before, the tattoo is FRESH and only has the colors black (For the bunny and the ears) and pink (For the eye and the bow tie). Could a cream get rid of most of the tattoo and have the rest finished up with laser removal??

ellie-beth

[quote="cDuck28Z"]my girlfriend just tonight got a tattoo of a playboy bunny, about 1-1/2" tall, on her hip. She's been talking about it for a long time and was really excited to get it. Now that she has it, she called me crying saying how she should have gotten it and how she doesn't know if she wants it for the rest of her life.

What would be the best/easiest/cheapest way to get some sort of removal?? After researching this topic briefly, i think a cream of some sort may do the majority of the work. As stated before, the tattoo is FRESH and only has the colors black (For the bunny and the ears) and pink (For the eye and the bow tie). Could a cream get rid of most of the tattoo and have the rest finished up with laser removal??[/quote]

No don't buy the cream go for laser removal

tat2begone · Posted: Wed Sep 10, 2008 1:29 pm Post subject: Get Laser tattoo removal

well sorry to hear that you gf has tattoo regret. That is the same story for about 50% of all tattoo doers. Well first off, she will have to wait a month before she should start any treatment. Here at Tat2begone we recommend that you shouldn't traumatize the area again. Here is how it works, the laser delivers very short pulses of high intensity light into the treated area. Tattoo inks and pigments then selectively absorb the light without destroying the normal surrounding skin tissue in the process. The tattoo is dissolved into smaller ink particles that are harmlessly removed by the body’s immune system over the 5 weeks following treatment. To answer you question " do creams work" all I can say is that we have treated over 2,700 patients for over 7 years. Please visit Tat2begone.com for more infomation.