Tattoo Removal

Rejuvi

Tattoo removal creams, such as Rejuvi tattoo removal cream, work best on small, single-colored tattoos. With many colors it will still fade away the tattoo but it could be as long as a 1-year treatment time.

The Rejuvi tattoo removal cream is composed of only cosmetic ingredients. It is a safe, cost effective and a successful way to remove unwanted tattoos.

One of the key factors that will increase the effectiveness of the Rejuvi tattoo removal product is the skill level of the technician administering the cream. The technician should have experience in tattooing or micropigmentation.

Although Rejuvi tattoo removal uses a cream, it can not be bought at the local drug store and applied yourself. Rejuvi is instead injected into the tattoo ink in a process almost identical to getting a tattoo. Many skin care clinics and medical spas use Rejuvi for tattoo removal as well as for other applications related to skin care.

How Rejuvi is Applied

Tattoos work by the injection of tattoo ink into the top layers of the epidermis, shallow enough so that the body’s immune system won’t refuse the ink. The Rejuvi cream is added and then bonds with the tattoo ink under the skin. Rejuvi then makes the body “aware” of the foreign ink. As the skin heals, the body rejects the ink which is then pushed up to the surface of the skin along with Rejuvi.

Extracting the ink from the skin has usually been a painful process involving laser removal. Tattoo removal creams and products like Rejuvi are a less painful choice for removing your tattoo and is not as damaging to your skin.

Rejuvi is a viable option for removing your unwanted tattoos off your body forever. Rejuvi is better than laser because it does not cause scarring, it does not change skin color and it does not kill hair follicles as lasers do. It is an organic clay compound. Rejuvi is advantageous to other methods previously utilized as it tends to be faster and less expensive with less side effects.

Rejuvi Treatment should not be carried out during pregnancy or breast feeding (due to aftercare considerations such as potential infections and medications). If you are uncertain that you are a good candidate for treatment, consult your doctor. Treatments are spaced out in 2-3 month intervals to allow the skin time to heal. Rejuvi should not be applied to sensitive areas of the skin.