For many people out there, they look back at the day they got a tattoo as a bad memory

. Some even say the worst day of their life

. It's hard to deal with because they know that if they could go back in time, they would never make the same mistake again

. Unfortunately though as everyone knows, it's not possible to go back in time, so they settle for the next best thing and start searching for the best tattoo removal methods they can find

. This can be a difficult task if you don't know what you are doing since there are many many options to choose from and so many places it can be performed

. Some people choose to go abroad to find a clinic which suits them, others find a clinic close to them or that they have heard good reviews about

. Some people even use some methods to perform it by themselves from the comfort of their own home using a product called Wrecking Balm, more on that later though

. At the end of this article you can find a link to a great resource all about tattoo removal methods which goes into each in plenty of detail

. This article however is just designed to give you a rough overview of the most important factors to consider when looking at tattoo removal

. When searching for information regarding tattoo removal you are likely to come across many mixed views and results regarding the various methods which are out there

. The reason for that is simply that everyone is different and their tattoos are even more unique

. As such each case needs to be considered individually

. There are a few things to consider before picking a tattoo removal method

. Firstly is where the tattoo is located

. Obviously certain parts of you anatomy are more sensitive than others

. For example dermabrasion might not be the most comfortable method for your face

. Next is the surface area which is covered by the tattoo i

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. how big is it? To keep this as simple as possible, removing your ex girlfriends name from your arm is easier that removing a full back dragon design

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. told you I would keep this simple

. Third and final for now is the shading and colours of the tattoo

. The darker the shading and colouring within the tattoo, the harder it is to remove

. It's just like painting your bedroom white, if it used to be white, it only takes a lick of paint to freshen it up a bit, if it used to be black, its going to take a good few coats

. Lighter colours can actually be a problem as well with laser removal but I won't go into that here, just something to consider

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