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SECTION

FASHION - FOOD

Tattoos that
last ‘forever’
don’t have to

TATTOOS are not for everybody. Some people
like them. They say that they’re a sign of masculini-
ty; that they’re attractive; that they’re literally a
‘‘living art form.’’ Others associate tattoos with the
criminal element, and say they ‘re ugly, and that the
whole idea of pricking pictures into skin is

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barbaric.

However, everyone agrees

on one thing. Tattoos are
made to last.

But at least one man on the
North Shore is glad that tat-
toos didn’t come off with
soap and water.

Dan Miller runs the Cana-
dian Tattoo Removal Clinic
in North Vancouver. He says
he removes about 30 tattoos a
week, with an average cost of
about $150 to each client.

Miller says he uses a
‘*secret’’ method of removal,
which he developed himself.
Although he declined to
reveal exactly how it works, it

By ADRIAN CHAMBERLAIN

a sort of hobby for Miller 15
years ago, when he per-
formed the service on a
casual basis for friends. He
said the first tattoo he ever
removed belonged to his
brother, who got it while ser-
ving in the American navy.

Surprisingly, Miller says
over half his clients are
female. But they have dif-
ferent types of tattoos than
do men.

**Women tend to go in for
flowers, butterflies, birds.
Men go towards ships, skulls,

utilizes ‘‘harmtess_ and knives.”’

chemicals,’’ and the All classes of people come
20-minute treatments are im for tattoo removal. says
‘‘practically painless, and Miller; from ‘‘hookers to
leave little or no scars.’ bank managers.’’ And, while

Miller said the two usual each individual’s reasons for
methods of tattoo removal removal vary, most people
are skin grafts, and a laser get tattoos when = you're
method which uses radiation young, and regret it when
in small doses. they're older. What may have

Removing tattoos began as CONTINUED ON PAGE C2

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