Rejuvi VS Laser Tattoo Removal

Rejuvi tattoo Removal is as much an art form as tattooing itself and not all technicians will give you the same results.  The Rejuvi works only as well as the technician that administers the treatment and the tools she or he uses as well as the technique that is used.  For this reason, finding the right technician is crucial to the final result.  Rejuvi is a better alternative to laser for various reasons.

-           Less treatments are needed

-          Takes out all colours

-          Far less expensive than laser

-          Will not leave you susceptible to skin cancer

Lets start with the tools.  Rejuvi is often administered by tattoo artist with tattooing machines.  Permanent Makeup technicians are a much safer alternative.  My view is that a conventional tattoo machines is simply too rough on the skin and should be avoided.  Cheap micro pigmentation machines should also be avoided.  The fact is that there is only one machine that I trust to do the job and that is the Precision Plus Micro Pigmentation machine.  The problem is that this piece of equipment costs as much as a car and the components (needles) are also expensive so most technicians will not even consider it.  However, if you don’t want to be left with a scar, you want to make sure that the best tools are used on your skin.  It’s worth paying a bit more for your treatment knowing that the equipment being used on you is the best on the market.

The way the treatment is administered is also key to success, but remember that success means two things, the tattoo coming off and no scar being left.  On this note, lets get one thing straight….what ever method you use, your skin will never return to pre tattoo condition.  But Rejuvi, if done correctly, will leave you with little more than a very unnoticeable shadow.   Please understand that this procedure does leave an open wound, and if the scab that is left after the treatment is prematurely pulled off, you have a high chance of scaring.  Therefore after care is key to not being left with a scar.  There are also genetic reason for scaring, African, Afro Caribbean or Asian backgrounds are highly likely to keloid.  For this reason, most technicians will not work on anyone from this background.  I do only in exceptional circumstances where people would prefer to have a scar than a tattoo and sign forms to that effect. Scar can be minimized using MCA (this is also a good way of stretch marks removal )or Needling but that requires and entirely different post tattoo removal treatment.

For those that have tried the treatment and complain they have seen no results…..well….this is quite common on the first session.  When you work on a person for the first time, you try to be gentle….the reason is that you do not know how that particular person is going to react to the Rejuvi and more importantly how that person is going to heal.  If I see that we didn’t get any results the first time around but healing was quick, I’m more aggressive the second treatment and generally get very good results.  Its best to do this than have the tattoo come off in one treatment and leave a horrible scar behind.

Rejuvi does require anywhere from 5 to 9 treatments, so it is a slow process although some results can usually be seen from the first treatment unless the tattoo has been lasered….if this is the case, you will need on average a further 3 treatments.  There many technician offering this.  Here is a link to a beauty salon in Caterham which offers the treatment

Rejuvi does work and it’s a far better alternative to laser.  But do your research, not all technicians are equal and your treatment will only be as good as the person that administers it!