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Sorry, we're unable to help. I would suggest checking your local phone directory or inquiring at a tattoo parlor for a referral.

-- Contributed by: Jodie Michalak

Anyone know of a good tattoo removal place in Vancouver?

-- Contributed by: Jan

Yes, Nate, I agree. No matter how much you love your current partner, who knows what the future brings. Much better to stick with generic displays of love and devotion rather than a specific name!

-- Contributed by: Misty Karam

hehe i jst realized wen i was reading your conclusion aye that i am laughing hardout at my girl cousin because shes got her boyfriends name on her arm but she didn't think to herself is she gonna stay with him and get married to him haha but no guess she didn't think, they aint together nomore haha but yeah those ideas made me think before i want my body to be tattooed

-- Contributed by: NATE

hii you already talk about tatto remove above i want to know where is the location of the center ,or if you know any center here in malaysia . my regards

-- Contributed by: nosa

Years ago when salabrasion was first touted for tattoo removal, my mother, who had read about it in a dermatology journal, decided to try it out at home on my father. He had had his Social Security number tattooed on his forearm.

She rubbed salt into the skin to peel off the top layers. It was painful, and, though successful in removing the tattoo, left a pale rectangular scar. Fortunately, my dad had a high pain threshold and tolerated the process reasonably well. He didn't seem to care about the scarring.

With the potential for infection, I wouldn't recommend doing this at home. My mother worked for a dermatologist at the time and figured he'd rescue my dad in case of complications.

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I before thought that if I got a tattoo it would either be permanent or would have to be painfully torn off of my skin. I now know that most procedures are not as painful as that and that if I decide to get a tattoo it will be nearly painlessly removed.

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