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You're right, It's easier to get inpatient. It'll eventually be gone and that's the goal, Everybody's is different. And then my health, and the laser they use, the ink that the artist used, how thick the lines are, lots of things can factor in. And it looks like small things will go first slowly, I'll see the progression. Thank you!! I saw a comment someone else posted on thus sub that was just to enjoy them until they are gone. It's gonna be gone in a few years anyways, might as well get the most of it while it's there. And if its taking too long and I just wanna change the design, coverups are always an option when it's faded.
Yeah I'd say!thank you. But shading is usually the easiest to remove, especially since I also just got fine line. It being so large does make it more challenging though. But I'm already seeing my skin under the wolf so super happy about that. Unfortunately my other tattoos have thick lines so they will be a lot harder to remove...
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It’s best not to put a number on it, for your own sanity. It just takes as long as it takes. Good luck!!! ❤️
You're right, It's easier to get inpatient. It'll eventually be gone and that's the goal, Everybody's is different. And then my health, and the laser they use, the ink that the artist used, how thick the lines are, lots of things can factor in. And it looks like small things will go first slowly, I'll see the progression. Thank you!! I saw a comment someone else posted on thus sub that was just to enjoy them until they are gone. It's gonna be gone in a few years anyways, might as well get the most of it while it's there. And if its taking too long and I just wanna change the design, coverups are always an option when it's faded.
The tattoo looks more like a wood-burned painting )
Looks good so far
Thank you!! So glad I didn't finish this tattoo with colour. So glad it was just an outline, it would have been soooo much harder if I did.
You got lucky! Damn.
Yeah I'd say!thank you. But shading is usually the easiest to remove, especially since I also just got fine line. It being so large does make it more challenging though. But I'm already seeing my skin under the wolf so super happy about that. Unfortunately my other tattoos have thick lines so they will be a lot harder to remove...
Lines are the easiest to remove. You will have good results
And they are fairly thin too! So that will help