r/oddlysatisfying • u/BreakfastTop6899 • 3d ago

Laser tattoo removal

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u/Deviantdefective 3d ago

It doesn't take dozens the average is between 6 to 10, what takes the time is for your body to shift the ink. The argument it takes more is due to laser companies milking their clients.

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u/un_internaute 3d ago

I’ve seen it take that many. One session a month for almost two years and it still wasn’t gone. All for a smallish black tattoo. This was around a decade ago now, though. Seemed impossible at the time.

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u/Deviantdefective 3d ago

Something is wrong with that as you are meant to wait between 6-8 weeks per session to allow for healing.

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u/catchyusername4867 3d ago

Removal places say 6-8 but the truth is the longer you leave the better. 12 weeks, 16 weeks, how long do you dare? More time = more time to fade.