I am very skeptical about this, because when tattoo ink fades, it accumulates inside the lymphatic system, it is not flushed out of the body.<p>Black ink, for example, colors the lymph nodes within the area of the tatoo completely black. Black ink is made out of soot which often contains polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, a carzinogen.<p>So if they say their product is &quot;designed to break down after a year&quot; and &quot;By using smaller molecules, we’ve encapsulated them inside this spherical structure that’s big enough that your immune system doesn’t take it away. But when you remove it, it essentially eats away one of the components and the dye molecules are flushed out&quot;, i really wonder if this could quickly develop into a real health problem.<p>Smaller molecules really sound like nano particles and since tattoo dye is not flushed out of your body, i tend to assume those nano particles will accumulate inside the lymphatic system. And what about that &quot;spherical structure&quot; stuff, what is it made of? And that &quot;removal solution&quot; they talk about on their website, the symbol next to it looks like its also tattoed into the skin.