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While it is normal for many people to have a reaction after tattoo removal (I assume you're referring to laser tattoo removal and not some other process), any skin issue appearing after either a tattoo, body piercing, or tattoo removal, warrants a trip to the doctor to rule out more serious issues like infection.
Remember that laser tattoo removal works on the ink, not the skin. However, higher heat lasers can cause rashes and blistering on the upper layer of skin from prolonged exposure.
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Can you remove a tattoo?
a couple of days after the tattoo gets done just peel the ink off it wont fully be taken off tho. ^ DON'T DO THAT!!! you could cause a serious infection or rash. after it heals, you can get it a dermatologist to remove it with laser. or, get another tattoo over the one you have as a cover up. if you do get a cover up, make sure the tattoo artist is experienced because he or she should know what colours of inks work best on what you already have.
What reactions to a henna tattoo need medical attention?
Symptoms of henna tattoo reactions are an eczema-like rash around the tattoo site. The patch should be tested for reaction severity before it proceeds to anaphylactic shock, or severe allergic reaction.
Is a heat rash an allergy?
it is not normal. you should visit your doctor it is not normal. you should visit your doctor
What type of new rashes can occur from a an old tattoo?
I have a tattoo of two swallows on either side of my chest. I had them for about a year and then all of the sudden I got a raised, bumpy, itchy rash on them. I did a bunch of research and discovered that some people have allergies to certain inks. Most often you are not allergic to all the ink, but rather you are allergic to a specific color, so you will only get the rash in that area (mine only gets the rash where the blue ink is, for example). Also, it is usually sun exposure that causes the rash to flare up. Mine only appears when I am in the sun for a long time or if I go tanning. Otherwise it is fine. I have had the tattoo for 5 years now and it still happens when I am in the sun. Usually, after you have had the tattoo for awhile and it has healed, the only thing that can cause a rash or irritation like that is an allergy to the ink.
Is nair hair removal cream healthy for your skin?
I tried it once. Once. It gave me a serious rash that didn't go away for a week, and my skin is very durable. Also, the hair grew back in just a couple of days. And if you look at the label you'll think "OMG what am I getting into?" I would recommend ANY other means of hair removal besides hair removal creams. Shaving is better. Waxing is better. Laser or electrolysis is the best if you can afford it and don't mind a LOT of pain.
Is it normal to brake out in a rash after being bit by a dog?
sometimes you do but check the doctors.
How do i know if I'm allergic to the tattoo ink?
You know your tattoo is healed once the skin is no longer peeling and skin color returns to normal. If it is itching or has raised bumps then it is not fully healed.
After getting a tattoo approx 3 months later you started to get a rash that has spread only on the tattoo and is getting worse even after going to the doctor and getting a topical cream for it?
It could be This is from touching something, (usually your face or nose) and not washing your hands before touching your new tattoo. It happens often and many times doctors misdiagnose Staph in a tattoo.
Is it normal to have rash around a surgical procedure?
You might want to get the rash checked out by a doctor. It happens and it could be no big deal but it could also mean infection.
I got deep road rash on my tattoo and a spot healed with no ink The ink came out in scab Did some of the ink go into my body?
most probably.
Is it normal and usual for pre-64 Winchester 94 to have rust rash or minor pitting in the bore?
No
What is heat rash?
== == it is what you get from the sun when it is too hot. it is heat wave from the sun and you get a rash which a tiny spots. it goes away easily when you stay out the sun a bit. its not a disease! just normal. == == A disease.
