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Who can I find to do a tattoo removal by excision?
The laser is not an option. My tattoo is small and almost all green and blue, it would take many many treatments for my tattoo to react if it did at all. I do not have the time or money for this. No place I have called does any other forms of tattoo removal besides laser. Would a regular surgon do an excision? How could I find someone that does? I am not concerned by the scarring and I honestly think it would be the best method for me.
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
i am doing the same thing. i have emailed a few of the cosmetic surgeons in my area and have settled on one and booked a consultation. i needed a referral from my gp to see the specialist doctor and please be aware these ARE specialists and sometimes book months in advance. my consultation is not until september and you also need to be prepared for the price of the initial consultation which is usually quite high. a tattoo removal will be costly (although excision and dermabrasion are not as costly as laser) and the cost is not usually covered by health cover. hope this helps, and good luck.
Source(s): own research - searching_pleaseLv 61 decade ago
Maybe look in your area for a plastic surgeon who has been in business for several years and might have experience doing removals by excision.
Can't you have it covered by another tattoo?
Good luck! :)
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- nymphetamine1978Lv 61 decade ago
A friend of mine has done sucessfull tattoo removals using scarification/branding (he's a professional modification artist). At least that way you're left with a nice scar. Ask around at local tattoo shops to see if anyone performs scarification, and what your options would be. Make sure you go to a pro with a lot of experience (see their portfolios), you don't want some hack working on you!
Source(s): Pro Piercer - 1 decade ago
Plastic surgeon would absolutely be where I would go for a consult if laser isn't an option. Good luck!
- Anonymous5 years ago
Google
- mrs sexy pantsLv 61 decade ago
Talk to a plastic surgeon, but make sure you research the Dr well, as far as experience, credentials, certifications, etc.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Go to a plastic surgeon.