Whoever decides to get a tattoo thinks that they will carry an unalterable mark on the skin, but in reality the inks will disperse over time and the original drawing will end up altering. Professor Ian Eames, from University College London, has created a mathematical model that allows, for the first time, to simulate the changes that a tattoo undergoes over the years.
In tattoo removal, dermatologists often use different types of lasers, such as the Q-swiched and the ruby. The light from the laser beam acts on the pigmented skin layer, without damaging the surrounding skin. The great advantage of the laser is that it heals while burning the tattooed area.
No, according to Ariel Ostad, professor of dermatology at New York University. It is normal to wonder if the fashion of tattooing will not pose a risk to the skin, since several inks used contain metals, such as blue -cobalt and aluminum- or red -mercury-.
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