Removable tattoo
OwnerDenise K. Gimbelinventor
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Abstract
The removable tattoo is constructed to cover unsightly scars existing as a result of surgeries, such as tummy tucks, C-sections and the like. The removable tattoo is preferably fabricated from silicon or other durable, flexible material, and is provided with an adhesive on its rear face that permits multiple uses. The front face of the tattoo is designed to simulate a decorative, aesthetically pleasing piece of apparel, such as a stylish belt. The removable tattoo may be furnished as a kit that includes a case and a plastic tray that serves as backing for the tattoo in order to provide for storage of the tattoo when not in use.
Claims11
A removable tattoo, comprising:
- an elongate, decorative member having a front surface and a rear surface, the elongate member being fabricated from durable, flexible material;
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- a non-bioreactive adhesive coating formed on the rear surface of the elongate member.
A removable tattoo kit, comprising:
- an elongate flexible member having a front surface and a rear surface, the elongate member being fabricated from durable material, the front surface having a decorative front face simulating a tattoo;
- a non-bioreactive pressure sensitive adhesive coating formed on the rear surface of the elongate member, whereby the flexible member is adapted for adhering to the human body;
- a case defining an enclosure;
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- a plastic tray disposed in the case, the elongate flexible member being attachable to the tray for storage in the case when not in use, and attachable to the human body for covering a scar when in use, the elongate flexible member being reusable for more than one application to the human body.
A method of concealing a surgical scar, comprising the step of applying a removable tattoo over the scar, the removable tattoo being a flexible sheet having a decorative front face simulating a tattoo and a rear face coated with a pressure sensitive, biocompatible adhesive.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.