Chemical peel tattoo removal Chemical peeling removes tattoos by applying chemical solutions (such as trichloroacetic acid, salicylic acid, etc.) to the tattoo area, using the corrosive effect of chemical substances to peel off the skin tissue containing the tattoo pigment layer by layer, and finally letting the pigment fall off with the necrotic skin so as to achieve the purpose of lightening or removing the tattoo
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