Rejuvi Tattoo Removal Cream FAQ 2010

If you are one of the many people who have a tattoo they no longer like and want removed, take a look into the use of Rejuvi cream for tattoo removal. This is a technique now widely available in the United States, Canada, and Europe, known for it's effectiveness in completely removing a tattoo. Let's take a look at some common questions and answers people have about Rejuvi.

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Will Rejuvi cream really remove my tattoo?

In a word - yes.

Rejuvi for tattoo removal has been proven time and time again, and thousands of tattoos have gone the way of the dinosaurs with this technique. It's not going to be removed in a single setting, but over multiple treatments, and depending on the size of the tattoo, all ink can be removed from the skin using the rejuvi technique.

Is this the same as those tattoo removal creams I've heard about online?

While rejuvi cream is just that - a cream - and it is used for tattoo removal, it shares little in common with the tattoo removal creams advertised online and in head shops. Tattoo removal creams are applied topically to the skin, require no medical supervision, can be purchased over the counter or over the internet, and frankly, will not give you the results of a professional technique such as rejuvi. Don't be fooled by the titles - tattoo removal creams are one thing, and rejuvi cream is another!

Will it leave a scar?

There is a chance that yes, scarring is possible. No one is going to tell you that there is absolutely zero chance of scarring. However, very few people get scars from this. The risk is quite minimal. It is normal for their to be a scar for weeks or even months but for nearly everyone, that scar heals.

What is it like to have this done?

A patient will go into a rejuvi clinic first to meet with a medical professional who specializes in tattoo removal. When the treatment begins, the patient's tattooed area of the skin will be treated with a device similar in appearance and function to a tattoo-gun except that instead of inserting into the flesh, it inserts Rejuvi cream. The cream gets into the body, bonds with the ink, and over time, the body pushes out the bonded material - containing now both rejuvi and some
tattoo ink - to the surface of the skin. A scab will form and fall off, taking a piece of the ink with it out of the body. This process is repeated until the tattoo is completely removed. Expect to go in for multiple treatments and for that tattoo to be treated in small squared patches.

Oh and yes, there is a bit of pain in the process but it's something you can certainly handle if you were able to get the tattoo in the first place!

Rejuvi tattoo removal cream is considered one of the best techniques out there. It's safe, there's minimal risk of scarring, and let's not forget the main point - it works! If you are thinking of getting your tattoo removed, consider Rejuvi.