A summary on how I manage so far

There are many reasons why each and every individual wants to remove their tattoo and it could be due to:

1. Wedding
2. Relationship
3. Employment
4. Military
5. Maturity
6. Change in aesthetics
7. Misspellings
8. Or even incorrect translations! For myself, I would say reason number 5. What's yours? Feel free to share with me.

After the 4th treatment on 3rd May 2016, I would like to share the progress on how the results differs as it goes. I will do a checker pic and you can see the difference and actual results.

As of 29 May 2016 which I took yesterday

A close up, which you can see significant progress as compared to my previous.

4th Treatment cost

This is the immediate picture which I took yesterday after the 4th treatment and you will notice the similarity from my previous postings.

With medication applied

Upon reaching home in the evening, I took another photo and this is what it looks like:

Blistered and battered

I first did this tattoo removal on the 22nd of Dec 2015 and today marks the 4th treatment and almost 5 months into it, the total cost spent till date is:

1st: $382
2nd: $212
3rd: $212
4th: $212
Total spent on treatment so far: $1018

Receipt attached

Tattoo Removal 4th Treatment

My appointment is 9:30am today and due to the fact that I keyed in my appointment timing wrongly, I arrived at 8:30am. Since I was so early, I went for my cup of tea. Later the staff contacted me and I went up to the clinic for my treatment. I secretly took a picture of that machine today!

MedLite© C6 Laser System

Safety and efficiency are key to how the MedLite© C6 Laser System operates. How does the MedLite© C6 Laser System work?

• The laser forces energy into the target ink molecules at an extremely high rate, until the ink molecules vibrate and shatter.
• The surrounding skin will not be harmed or damaged.

MedLite, the original Q-Switched laser from ConBio, has long been known as the industry’s gold standard laser for multi-colored tattoo removal. MedLite C6 is also highly effective on a wide range of additional indications on all patient skin types.

While waiting for the treatment to start, I decided to time myself how long does each procedure takes. Here's the total timing taken:

4 mins and almost 21 secs of pure pleasure while the lasers hit my skin!

For the 1st treatment, I had applied numbing cream and it still hurts like hell. Moving forward, I have endured 2nd, 3rd, and this 4th treatment without any numbing cream! I think I am a sucker for pain! I will post the after treatment photo in my next post.