These radiation markers will be treated and corrected to resemble a mole or freckle. The pigment used during the process will provide a natural look that complements your skin.

The process is easy and with little to no discomfort. Your tattoo artist will use color theory to select an ink that will neutralize the color of the radiation marker. This method will disguise the marker so that it resembles a freckle or mole. It'll take only seconds to cover one radiation marker.

It's very similar to traditional tattoo care, but if you've never had a tattoo before here's what you could expect : No picking or scratching. It is important that IF there are any protective scabs that they stay on during the healing process.

Use a thin layer of ointment, such as aquaphor, 2-3 times per day for the first 5 days. Wash the area with anti-bacterial soap for the next 2 weeks. No other products or cosmetics on the area for the first 2 weeks. No sauna’s, steam rooms and baths, hot yoga, or anything that causes excessive sweating for at least 10 days. No swimming in chlorinated pools or beach for 2 weeks. No direct sun or sun tanning beds for 4 weeks. 25% - 40% of the pigment will fade off during the first 5 – 10 days of healing. Area may appear to be healed, but it will not fully heal for 4 to 5 weeks.