Cover-ups and partial tattoo removal

The result of the work depends on:
the depth of the existing tattoo;
the type of pigment that has been used for it;
the age of the tattoo.
IT IS NOT guaranteed to obtain the perfect result with a single application. More than one applica- tion could be necessary, in which case there has to be a 30 days gap between applications Always take a photo of the original tattoo before the work starts and step-by-step photos of the work carried out. Before starting to use the Electrodermogph, depi- late the area, in order to avoid bad smells, then di- sinfect and dry well. If the skin is humid the current will be dispersed and loses effectiveness. As it is not possible to know how resistant the exi- sting pigment will be, it is necessary to test which frequency to use on every existing colour in the exi- sting tattoo before drawing the outline of the new tattoo.

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Frequency tests

In order to test the frequencies, you can design with a marker 3 circles on the existing tatoo and indicate on the side the FREQUENCY you're going to use in that area during the test. Then insert the disposable needle in the handle (check the machine is off!), set up the FREQUENCY and finally press the footswitch, check the display is showing the following instruction: WARNING I.T. ACTIVE. Then slowly move the needle closer to the skin. The Elec- trodermograph will start working as it reaches the right distance from the skin, based on the weight of the patient. The distance to keep during the treat- ment is always the one that activated the machine. The sparks appear blue and have to remain that colour. If the colour turns orange it means you are getdng too close to the skin - remove the handle immediately from the skin.
Example of Frequency tests

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In this case the red colour has reacted better to the medium frequency of 3250, while for the black the optimum frequency is 5950; however always wait 30-40 days to see the final result The Electroder- mograph works by breaking the existing pigment which than will be absorbed by the skin in phase of cellular reconstruction. More reproductive cellular cycles may be necessary in order to see the work completed but clearly the more the pigment has been broken up, the faster the final result will ap- pear. Subsequently, the design of the outline of the new tattoo can be carried out and, once healed, it is possible to treat the entire area with the Electroder- mograph. In case of treating very fine drawings, a thin needle can be inserted in the fist needle and it can be bent approximately to half the length of the base needle maintaining the cut part of the base needle visible. When undertaking a cover-up, it is possible to carry out a new tattoo on the treated area after approximately 40 days, always checking that the skin is completely healed.