If you regret a tattoo, you can always remove it, but it is not an easy task.
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So that fun night out many moons ago on your college spring break yielded a couple of unexpected results -- a missed return flight the next day and a freshly inked "Kiss Me, I'm Irish" forearm tattoo. Before you decide you're bound to a life of long-sleeve shirts, take heart in knowing that tattoos aren't as permanent as they used to be. In fact, you have several options for getting rid of a tattoo, ranging from laser treatment to surgical removal of the skin. These all range in price and effectiveness, so here's the breakdown of what you need to know.
