Navy hospital offers salt abrasion tattoo removal program
At Philadelphia naval hospital a salt abrasion method called salabrasion is used to remove tattoos from sailors and a few civilians. The process rubs away skin layers with ordinary salt, stinging and painful at first yet gradually dulling, as corpsmen describe it. Readouts cite cases including a 16 year sailor and a 17 year eagle tattoo, with doctors noting the method reduces treatment time and minimizes scarring while preserving safety considerations.
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Tattoo Removal Procedure Promises Scarless Results
A patient undergoes a non surgical dye method that aims to remove tattoos without scarring. The dye is rubbed in for about thirty minutes and then bandages are changed daily. Results vary with two weeks for crust to shed and about two months for a cosmetic effect. no hospitalization or special permission is required beyond normal sick leave.
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