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Unwanted tattoos can be removed by cream injected into skin without pain or scarring
Aug 28 2008, Shelly

Tattoos can often be a case of ink now, regret later.Extracting the dye from the skin has usually been a painful process.However, cosmetic surgeons are now offering what they say is a more efficient and less painful way of removing body art.

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