Thiago sends us this set of photos from a tattoo removal he did while in Curitiba, Brazil … only instead of using frickin’ lasers, he just cut the sucker off. Procedural photos after the jump.
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Tattoo Removal by Scalpel
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44 responses to “Tattoo Removal by Scalpel”
woah. that looks a little deep to me, but I’m not expert. interesting idea… i hope it works out!
woah. that looks a little deep to me, but I’m not expert. interesting idea… i hope it works out!
*an expert
*an expert
Tattoo removal by incision has been around for many many years. If you’re OK with a scar, then it’s quite effective…and it really is the fastest way to remove it
Tattoo removal by incision has been around for many many years. If you’re OK with a scar, then it’s quite effective…and it really is the fastest way to remove it
It seems like it would be uncomfortable at first because your skin would be tight.
It seems like it would be uncomfortable at first because your skin would be tight.
It might also be uncomfortable because of the giant incision in your hand
Maybe it’s just me though
It might also be uncomfortable because of the giant incision in your hand
Maybe it’s just me though
Wouldn’t that affect the flexibility of the hand?
Wouldn’t that affect the flexibility of the hand?
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do these said lasers happen to be attached to frickin sharks’ frickin heads?
do these said lasers happen to be attached to frickin sharks’ frickin heads?
the scar is gonna be way better than that tattoo.
the scar is gonna be way better than that tattoo.
The skin would probably stretch with use and become just as flexible as the other hand in time, but yeah I can imagine it being slightly ‘tight’ for a while in that area.
The skin would probably stretch with use and become just as flexible as the other hand in time, but yeah I can imagine it being slightly ‘tight’ for a while in that area.
jesus… the removal looks a bit too deep to me. it´s not a mole. I´m very interested in the result after healing
jesus… the removal looks a bit too deep to me. it´s not a mole. I´m very interested in the result after healing
ouchie!
ouchie!
as said before, the scar will look great. i like it! 🙂
as said before, the scar will look great. i like it! 🙂
oo, i like this a lot.
oo, i like this a lot.
this also works if you have a cool tat but you don’t like the location, you can just get it sewed back on somewhere else or onto a friend
this also works if you have a cool tat but you don’t like the location, you can just get it sewed back on somewhere else or onto a friend
Awesome with a capital fuck-an-A!
Awesome with a capital fuck-an-A!
haha i did this too, left a small scar like 2mm x 2mm, squarish,
its pretty awesome thou.
i kept picking at it that’s why its not a straight scar
:s
9- i thought the same thing
16- lol, funny, we should start passing down tattoos to children when they come of certain ages thru your technique =P
haha i did this too, left a small scar like 2mm x 2mm, squarish,
its pretty awesome thou.
i kept picking at it that’s why its not a straight scar
:s
9- i thought the same thing
16- lol, funny, we should start passing down tattoos to children when they come of certain ages thru your technique =P
for what… But Ok, if you want to live in stone age…
for what… But Ok, if you want to live in stone age…
Don’t think this would work on a back piece…
Don’t think this would work on a back piece…
my brother did that with his hand tattoo. healed up great.
my brother did that with his hand tattoo. healed up great.
Korova – I’ve actually seen photos of this being done on a “medium-sized” back piece.
You have to do it a piece at a time. Quite brutal, though. I’ll just stick with lasers, if needbe…
Korova – I’ve actually seen photos of this being done on a “medium-sized” back piece.
You have to do it a piece at a time. Quite brutal, though. I’ll just stick with lasers, if needbe…