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This combination of undated photos provided by Dr. Paul Friedman in July 2019 shows the back of patient Ryan Tucker before and after a series of laser tattoo removal procedures in Houston. Friedman, a spokesman for the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery, says people of all ages are seeking removals, but he’s seen an increase among millennials. The medical group estimates its members performed 85,000 tattoo removals in 2017, the latest data available, but that doesn’t include other medical workers remove them. (Dr. Paul Friedman via AP)
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