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| Erase Tattoo Removal Studio |
In the
tattoo removal world, specifically in the laser tattoo removal sector of the
tattoo removal world, there is a procedure called R20 Tattoo Removal, or R20
Procedure. This form of laser tattoo removal has reshaped the format of the
laser tattoo removal industry because the format is so much different than what
we had seen previously. Now, you’re probably asking, “What is it?” And we will
get to that right now.
What is the
R20 procedure of laser tattoo removal? R20 utilizes the ability to pass the laser
four times in one treatment session. Traditional laser tattoo removal states
that practitioners only do one pass of the laser per treatment session. So, as
you can see, there is more done during just one treatment session with R20 than
a traditional method of removal. This tattoo removal procedure expedites the
tattoo removal process and thus gets people into their new stage of life
quicker.
After the
pass of the laser on the skin, tiny, white bubbles (their nitrogen bubbles)
will appear on the skin; it looks like frost and the bubbles are so tiny, it is
not like you will have a freak arm or anything. After these tiny, frost-like
bubbles appear on the skin, the doctor has to wait twenty minutes to go over
the skin again with the laser. So, four passes of the laser with a
twenty-minute break in between each pass.
While R20
procedure is amazing for the amount of time it saves you for getting your
tattoo removed, it does cost a bit more money than traditional laser tattoo
removal. Traditional laser tattoo removal procedures cost between $300-$500 per
visit, typically; for the R20, it can be between $600-$1200 per visit. The reason for this increase is that the
procedure is much faster and effective. Your chances of success are even higher
with this, despite the already high success rate for traditional laser tattoo
removal.
You may
think that the price of the R20 does not justify the quickness of the
procedure. Well, if this is the case, think about it this way: you need to get
laser tattoo removal for the sake of finding a job or finding a better one. A
lot of employers do not like the look of tattoos even in today’s day and age.
Consequently, they will not hire a candidate for a position if they have
visible tattoos, even when wearing work appropriate clothing. As far as finding
a better job, many employers will not promote someone due to a visible tattoo;
while they might hire someone with visible tattoos for a position that hides
them from customers or clients, such as working on the loading docks, they
probably will not promote them to a position where they will be in front of
people.
Bottom line,
there are a lot of benefits to the R20 procedure that justify the higher cost.
The ultimate choice is yours: do you want quicker removal for higher cost or a
long removal for cheaper?
