Laser tattoo removal, once limited to dermatology clinics, is now widely available through commercial providers as tattoos grow in popularity across American culture. The shift reflects broader societal acceptance, with a significant portion of the population now sporting ink. While the procedure has expanded in accessibility, concerns about safety and effectiveness remain as non-specialists enter the market. Experts warn that improper techniques could lead to complications, raising questions about who should perform these increasingly common treatments.
Long a subspecialty of cosmetic dermatologists, laser tattoo removal has entered a more commercial era. As tattoos have become decidedly mainstream — a third of Americans now have them, according to ...
