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Tattoo removal is growing without regulation
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Tattoo removal is growing without regulation

Correio da Manhã14 September 2026 at 01:30

Tattoo removal is growing without any regulation. An association warned about the health risks this practice represents. The increase in demand for tattoo removal has happened without clear rules to control the sector. The warning comes at a time when more people are seeking to erase previously made tattoos.

Why this matters

Consumers in the region are at risk when seeking tattoo removal at unregulated establishments, potentially suffering avoidable health complications. The warning follows the increase in demand for these services without corresponding oversight. The situation requires attention from those who have already done or are planning to undergo the procedure.

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