"I recently read about women who have had breast enlargment...to hide the scars they were tatooed using ink made to match the skin color rather than laser surgery.Have you heard of this, and if so is it done by doctors or a Tattoo artist.I was wondering if it would work on the stretch marks under my armpits. I recently started noticing them from the amount of weight i've gained from weight lifting. Thank you any help would be appriciated."
| Tattoo Removal San Francisco, California David Berman, M.D. | |
| Tattoo Removal Germantown, Tennessee Adam Baker, MD | |
| Tattoo Removal Lumberton, North Carolina Andrew Hendricks, MD | |
| Tattoo Removal Leawood, Kansas Fredrick Buck, DO, FAADEP | |
| Tattoo Removal Washington, Washington DC Saeed Marefat, MD |

While temporary and permanent tattoos are subject to regulation as cosmetics and are under the jurisdiction of the Food and Drug Administration; state and local agencies have direct jurisdiction over the practice of tattooing by salon technicians. FDA is currently evaluating the safety of tattoos and permanent makeup as a result of their growing popularity. Among the issues being considered are tattoo removal, adverse reactions to tattoo colors and infections and infectious disease that result from the use of these products.
Consumers should be aware of some of the risks presented by tattoos and permanent makeup:
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