E-Raze Non Laser Tattoo Removal (not good if your squeemish)!

 
Regular followers of my blog will know that following my recent relationship split I had to look into option for removing the permanent declaration I had made to my ex when i had this tattoo on my body.

So my options were, a cover up, resulting in me needing something bigger & darker to cover it up, or laser removal, at a costly price in comparison to what I originally paid to get it done. 

I stumbled across E-Raze Non Laser Removal, and after looking into it and pricing it up I decided to go for it, I was terrified, especially when I received the tube of numbing cream to apply before hand.

The day of my appointment arrived, I turned up to with my Mum & the bestest Amanda in tow for moral support, I am such a wimp! 

I don't really know what I expected, except pain!! 

The lady performing the treatment explained exactly what was going to happen, using a special liquid called Rejuvi, she tattooed over my original tattoo. 

The Rejuvi liquid works by forming a hard crust over the tattoo to which it is applied, and pulls all the ink to the surface, dragging the pigment to the surface. The key to this treatment working is to keep the crust dry & also to not pick at it!! The crust comes off in 10-14 days and should remove most of the tattoos pigment with it.

Here is the techinal info on e-raze: 

The e-raze Rejuvi system is a unique method of tattoo ink extraction which is designed to completely remove your tattoo ink pigments from the body. The treatment has been extensively researched, developed and tested for over ten years, and in use worldwide for over eight years.

The treatment utilizes similar methods as having the original tattoo. The removal formula is delivered to the ink using a tattoo or permanent make-up machine, therefore the treatment can only be performed by a trained tattoo or permanent make-up artist or medical professional. The extraction cream is specifically designed to blend with and capture the original tattoo ink.

The formula then forms into a thicker substance which the skin easily pushes out taking the captured tattoo ink with it. A number of treatments are normally required to completely remove a tattoo. After the treatment course is finished the skin should return to its natural state over a period of months*. There are numerous benifits to this method of removal compared to other methods. for more detailed technical information on the remover click here.

The e-raze treatment is substantially less painful than other removal methods and the treatment course and subsequent tattoo removal is typically much faster and more effective than laser removal options, including effective removal of all tattoo colours.

The e-raze system is suitable and effective on both professional, home made tattoos and permanent make-up and on most areas of the body apart from sensitive areas near the eyes or areas where high levels of moisture occur (where special aftercare considerations may be required). The treatment is not colour selective (unlike laser) and acts on all colour pigments equally.

Here is my tattoo straight after my removal...

It looks really red around the area, this is purely due to the skin being manipulated slightly during treatment. You can see the Rejuvi liquid has formed a layer on the tattoo and the black you can see in the layer is the tattoo pigment coming to the surface. 

I will keep you updated on the progress of my removal, as I cant wait to see the results! 

Here is days 2, 3 & 4...

Like I said I will keep you updated, via my instagram on a daily basis, so if your not already following me on there add me missejkelly

Check out the E Raze Website for further info...
http://www.e-raze.com/ and to find a clinic or tattoo place near you that offers the service.
Expect to pay anything up to £150 per treatment, this depends on the place you go and the size of the tattoo you want removing.

I am sorry for the gross pictures, I know they aren't pretty, I just hope the pain and scabbing is worth it!

And a note to anyone out there considering getting a name tattoo.....DON'T you don't want to end up in the predicament I was in! 

Have you ever had a tattoo removed? I would love to hear your experiences!

CF xxx