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The tattoo I’m having removed, is a cover up tattoo of a tattoo I wish I never had. So I knew as it was a double tattoo I would have to have more treatments than if it was just a single tattoo.
Over the last few years I have become more and more conscious of the lines and wrinkles on my forehead. This has dictated my hairstyle and meant I have always had a fringe to cover my forehead. Finally, with a milestone birthday approaching of 50 and a holiday coming up, I decided to take the plunge and have had Botox in two areas.
This is my first blog post and I thought I would start by giving an overview of the consultation process, as many people are probably unsure what steps are involved to get Laser treatment.
I had my tattoo done about nine or ten years ago, at a time when I wanted to rebel against my mother, who told me not to get any more. I decided to get it removed because, over time, I found it to be tacky and childish and it’s in a position that is difficult to cover. .