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Q-switched Ruby laser treatment of black tattoos.

W H Reid, P J McLeod, A Ritchie, M Ferguson-Pell
British Journal of Plastic Surgery 1983 October
The use of a Q-switched pulsed Ruby laser was studied in removing tattoos. The results were very satisfactory, but there are several major disadvantages which at present would probably preclude the use of this therapy on a routine basis.

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