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The latest celebrity who might be having tattoo removal appears to be Megan Fox. The 24 year old movie star has several tattoos on her body, most famously a picture of Marilyn Monroe on her right forearm. It appears that she is tired of that tattoo. People have been noticing that the Marilyn Monroe tattoo is getting lighter and lighter and starting to disappear. Could it be that she is having laser tattoo removal?
Although there hasn't been a confirmation or denial of the tattoo removal, it does appear that she is getting her tattoo removed. More and more people regret getting tattoos, especially tattoos that are visible on the body and can't be hidden. If you are in the Orlando area and are interested in having your tattoo removed, call Pristine Laser Center for a tattoo removal consultation. We can provide you with information regarding the tattoo removal process and answer any questions which you may have. Call 407-494-0404 today!
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