Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Bad Ink Recognizing When It's Time For Laser Tattoo Removal

Ahh the joys of youth. Rebelliousness and anti-authority impulses. Edgy friends and edgy garage and hip hop music. Late nights. New found freedoms of expression. No wonder that tattoos caught on with kids, athletes, musicians and artists, businessmen and even your local book-organizing prim librarian. Why not show that you're unique, that quiet smug knowledge that you're-still-you and not entirely the Company Man?

It seems that around 25,000 people receiving laser tattoo removal treatments each year have concluded that my tattoo just doesn't look right anymore...it's not me. Art, ego or simply a pragmatic understanding that people-in-careers need to project a clean professional look?

What's Involved In Laser Tattoo Removal? Unlike getting your tattoo, which may have taken minutes or an hour, removing tattoos is more involved. Why? Because, your artwork is not clinging to your skin surface like a band aid, rather is imbedded deeper within the sub-dermal tissues. With laser tattoo removal, you'll undergo a series of treatments, each spaced 1 to 2 months apart in order to allow your skin rejuvenation to occur. Your total treatment period may be 6 to 12 months in order to achieve the sort of skin resurfacing results you're aiming for.

What Are The Obstacles Blocking Your Results? It's in the nature of a tattoo to be permanent. It's no wonder that permanent artwork may take some serious treatment before it yields.

* Color Of Tattoo Inks - Light Colors Stay On. Laser tattoo removal succeeds best when applied to red and black colors. Once you add lighter colors into a tattoo design, then not even a laser can truly treat these skin areas with success, due to the fact that these color do not absorb the laser. For example, white colors actually turn black when laser treated.

Result? These lighter colors merely fade or convert into a smudge rather than disappear.

* Better Tattoo Artists Create Technical Hurdles To Laser Removal. When you were impulsive, the idea of getting a tattoo from a virtuoso tattoo artist would be the crowing touch to what may now be considered one of the dumbest decisions I ever made. When it comes time for laser tattoo removal of a highly artistic and intricate design, then the artist usually wins over the machine. Meaning? Some areas of your tattoo remain impervious to laser removal therapy.

* Ink Chemistry - Whether FDA Sanctioned or Not. Inks are not simply inks. While the FDA does supervise the class of ink chemistry applied to tattoos, this doesn't mean that the local screwball tattoo shop might not see the opportunity to make more money by substituting the class of printer inks. These dangerous inks set into a tattoo that in many cases will not respond to laser light treatment. Reason? These inks have an unique chemical profile or signature which does not permit the levels of laser light absorption necessary to actually remove the coloring.

Health Risks Of Laser Tattoo Removal. Local anesthetic is used to numb your tattoo treatment area. Only one section of your tattoo is treated at each session. You'll need 1 to 2 months before your next treatment in order to heal. Could you get infections, or not heal properly? Of course. And what about mixed results, where the tattoo more-or-less is gone, yet your skin pigmentation has been damaged? Yes, skin pigmentation

Get additional info about laser tattoo removal surgery, costs, a guide to choosing the best surgeon plus alternative tattoo removal therapies such as dermabrasion so that you decide for yourself what?s best for your body image.

Skin Resurfacing And Laser Tattoo Removal: http://www.beauty2morrow.com/face/laser-tattoo.htm

Dermabrasion Skin Treatment: http://www.beauty2morrow.com/face/dermabrasion.htm

Author Robin Derry is publisher for http://www.beauty2morrow.com/, a specialty information site that gives solutions to body image and body shaping needs.


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Saturday, November 1, 2008

Zodiac Symbol Tattoos

Have you ever given any thought to zodiac symbols when you've been browsing through catalogues of tattoos?There are 12 signs of the zodiac and you will definitely be one of them.Just select your birth date to see which sign you come under.Aries = begins 21st March- ends 20th AprilTaurus = begins 21st April - ends 21st MayGemini= begins 22nd May - ends 21st JuneCancer = begins 22nd June- ends 22nd JulyLeo = begins 23rd July- ends 23rd AugustVirgo = begins 24th August- ends 22nd SeptemberLibra = begins 23rd September -ends 23rd OctoberScorpio = begins 24th October- ends 22nd NovemberSagittarius = begins 23rd November- ends 21st DecemberCapricorn = begins 22nd December- ends 20th JanuaryAquarius = begins 21st January ends- 18th FebruaryPisces = begins 19th February ends- 20th March.

If you are on the cusp of any sign, as an astrologer would say (meaning for example that your birthday is 2oth April...are you then an Arian or a Taurean?) you may need to actively seek out an astrologer to find out exactly which sign you come under.They'll definitely be able to tell you as they have charts going back years and years as to the exact dates of the change over of the signs.Each sign of the zodiac carries with it specific traits etc and although horoscopes and astrology phone lines are popular entertainment; the science of astrology is quite complex and revered by many prominent people.Certainly if you believe in things like' every thing happens for reason' then you'll also believe that we were born at a certain time for a reason and therefore under a specific star sign.Tattoo fads and fashions come and go, so I always think it's best to have a tattoo that can't ever cease to be relevant and yet will always say something about you.A lover's name or the date of a marriage may change or be regretted, but your birth date and hence your star sign will never change.Look up the symbol for your sign; they are quite unique and individualistic as a choice for a tattoo. By Katie S Turner

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