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It's just a GIF of lazer-guided tattooo application in reverse.

Posted by Guest on Mon Jan 20 09:24:00 2014

>It's just a GIF of lazer-guided tattooo application in reverse.

No it's not. The light is way larger than the detail of the sections it's "adding" in. This is removal.

Posted by Guest on Mon Jan 20 13:51:18 2014

Tattoos don't remove this easily.

Posted by Guest on Mon Jan 20 18:19:20 2014

Looks painful to watch.

Posted by Guest on Mon Jan 20 18:49:07 2014

"It's just a GIF of lazer-guided tattooo application in reverse."

There's also the matter of the skin tone after the laser has made a pass: if this is simply a tattoo in reverse, why does the freshly cleared skin look different to the rest of the arm?

Also, 'laser'. With an S. Because it's a fucking acronym.

Posted by Guest on Wed Jan 22 04:54:59 2014

Here's another example of how this works.

Posted by Guest on Wed Jan 22 19:04:59 2014

Not to mention that 'laser guided tattoos' don't exist.

Posted by Guest on Thu Jan 23 04:08:07 2014

I see a few of you missed the "teehee" on the first comment.

Posted by Guest on Thu Jan 23 04:51:21 2014

I don't think "tee hee" means what you think it means.

Posted by Guest on Thu Jan 23 13:04:11 2014

Dunno why else he would've put it in that field. I think some of you have been genuinely bamboozled.

Posted by Guest on Sun Jan 26 02:02:27 2014

This is legit. Those blank spots appear at first but they pass after a few minutes and the original tattoo shows through again, albeit somewhat faded. Shortly afterwards the skin will become blistered and painful, just like a burn injury (which really is exactly what it is).

After a month or so, the skin should be healed and ready for another treatment. Tattoo removal usually takes between 6 and 12 treatments, depending on the complexity and density of the tattoo. Black ink is easier but more painful to remove, as a more focused laser is used. Bright colours may never be fully removed, but laser treatment is recommended to fade them before having the design covered with a new tattoo.

Source: I've had this done. Incidentally, make sure you pick your tattoos carefully. Don't think of laser treatment as an option, it hurts 10x worse than the tattoo itself ever does.

Posted by Guest on Wed Mar 26 22:37:07 2014