The normal procedure applied over multiple sessions involves intentional first & second degree burns in the dermis caused by heat transfer (using laser light) to the pigment particles embedded there so they break up.
Yeeeaaaright, first degree burns don’t change anything. They only ever involve the epidermis, whereas tattoos are made by inserting ink into the dermis. In other words, first degree burns just aren’t deep enough.
…That last panel is not a good sign.
I was just about to say the same
Bad night: you wake up and can’t remember where you got that tattoo.
Really bad night: you wake up and can’t remember where your tattoo went.
How do you lose a tattoo!
In Shelly’s case, the same way you got it
The normal procedure applied over multiple sessions involves intentional first & second degree burns in the dermis caused by heat transfer (using laser light) to the pigment particles embedded there so they break up.
Yeeeaaaright, first degree burns don’t change anything. They only ever involve the epidermis, whereas tattoos are made by inserting ink into the dermis. In other words, first degree burns just aren’t deep enough.
My worry is that she’ll now have to get one to replace the one that is lost so no one will say, “hey, where’d that tatoo go?”
Luci is going to be so excited to hear those screams.