Tattoo Removal Basics

We all know that medical insurance doesn't cover tattoo work, but what about tattoo removal? Will your insurance carrier cover some or all of the cost? Health insurance carriers & criteria for coverage Heath insurance coverage varies depending on the carrier and your chosen plan. Speaking with ...Continue Reading

Each year, millions of individuals have tattoos placed on there body and thousands want their tattoo removed. There are many reasons why individuals want the tattoos erased but removing a tattoo is a lot more difficult that etching one on the skin. Of all the present day tattoo removal methods avail ...Continue Reading

A nationwide trend to stiffen tattoo laws has now been implemented in Iowa. The Iowa Department of Public Health is hoping to increase fees and education for tattoo parlours. This new wave of restrictions seems to be a countrywide trend to reduce the number of tattoo-clad individuals in the workfor ...Continue Reading

Tattoos have been around for hundreds, even thousands, of years; but it’s only fairly recently that they have gained mainstream acceptance. The increased popularity of tattoos also means increased availability. Where tattoo parlors used to only be found in sketchy, urban areas, you can now fin ...Continue Reading

Many women choose permanent makeup for the ease and convenience it provides. You don’t have to worry about it washing off when you swim, sweat or exercise. It won’t melt in the heat, and you don’t have to worry if you oversleep and don’t have time to put on your makeup before ...Continue Reading

If you are looking to remove a tattoo, chances are you have done some research and discovered that laser tattoo removal is one of the most effective methods. Yet, while laser tattoo removal is probably the most effective method, it is not without its drawbacks. For one thing, the procedure is pain ...Continue Reading

When ink is injected in the dermal layer of skin to make a design on the body, it is called a tattoo. Tattoos are considered permanent adornment to the ten million Americans who have at least one of them on their body. The flip side of that statistic is that about 50 percent of those tattoo wearers ...Continue Reading

As the number of people with tattoos has risen, so has the number of people with second thoughts about those tattoos. If you need to undo a tattoo, you have two options: tattoo removal or alteration. Most tattoo removal methods will get rid of all or most of the tattoo, but the results vary dependi ...Continue Reading

There are several reasons for wanting to remove a tattoo. For some, the tattoo could represent a painful time that they’d like to put behind them, for others a new job or a religious change could prompt the tattooo removal. There are also medical reasons for removing a tattoo: if you are prone ...Continue Reading

Wine. Lime. Garlic. Pigeon excrement. All of these things sound good and are likely consumed by you, except for pigeon poop of course. But did you know that these entities were once injected or applied to the skin in an attempt to remove tattoos? Removal procedures then turned to stripping away lay ...Continue Reading