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Hi
Has anyone tried or know of anyone that has gone for non lasor tattoo removal (Oxford Skin Clinic inject cream into the skin) ??? Or is lazor removal the better option???
Thanks in advance 🙂
I know I will get shouted at because I am biased but……..
I spent a year researching tattoo removal and there is only one method that works for anything other than tiny little spots.
Laser is it.
If you have a big tattoo with a 2mm line thats wrong I have seen rejuvie (sp?) work ok but even then it was long term and if its not looked after really well it scars.
I have just watched the Oxford Skin Clinic video and note with interest that they “create a sterile work environment” without wearing gloves!!
White coats will always help in the fight against infection! Ha Ha
Sorry but this happens to often, they are trying to make out they are somehow medical and failing badly.
I’m not biased, nor have I had any tattoo removal. There are 1,000s of ways to remove a tattoo, all but a few have been totally discredited. Of the few remaining everyone is opting for LASER, it’s the only system that has been proven with repeatable and reliable results. There are basically 2 options cover up (which depending on the tattoo may not be possible) or LASER. Most probably why the other methods out there that are much cheaper is that you get what you pay for.
Bullshit you spam monkey. How dare you come on here and attempt to peddle your snake oil shit to desperate people who need help not ripping off.
You dont mention the brand you used, you dont give any treatment details and you dont have any photographs.
I call you scum on the internet and I welcome the chance to call you scum face to face!
Now prove me wrong you fucker!
Really? Really? This is bullshit, so does this person own the company he is advertising? If he does I will eat my head. This is a blatant attempt to place a link here by someone who has nothing to offer the forum.
Was his post in any way useful at all?
Has he been an active member at any point contributing anything positive to the forum?
Is his signature a genuine link to a genuine website that he has some involvement with other than the link?
That is neither here nor there.
Your link to your company in your signature is allowed, as is John’s link to that company in his signature.
His reply to this thread was stupid, but on topic and quite within the guidelines of this forums. So far, at least, we have not deemed to ban stupidity. 😉
Your reply, however, was actually not warranted, since ‘John’ was never advertising tattoo removal creams in any way, shape or form.
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