Ink from radiation treatments removed free of charge

During radiation treatments, aesthetic ink is often used to ensure the treatment targets the intended area effectively. This ink, which is regular tattoo ink, remains after the treatment and can sometimes serve as a reminder of a difficult time. That's why Rethink, in collaboration with War On Cancer, aims to help more people remove these marks. During the campaign, which will continue as long as people seek help to remove the ink, Rethink is offering free removal at all its clinics.

We are proud of our partnership with War On Cancer and are committed to reducing the emotional impact that ink left from radiation treatment can have. Many of Rethink's staff members have loved ones who have battled or are currently battling cancer, making it even more meaningful for us to contribute in any way we can.

War On Cancer

War On Cancer is a digital support platform for anyone during and after cancer treatment, offering an opportunity to connect with others who have experienced cancer. The organization was co-founded by Fabian Bolin, whose personal experience with the disease is the foundation of War On Cancer. His life changed overnight—people around him treated him differently, and friends stopped reaching out. He also felt a lack of communication and support from healthcare providers.

"Now, five years after my own cancer diagnosis, I am happy to say I’ve been declared cancer-free and have completed the physical battle. But that doesn’t mean everything is forgotten, and life is back to ‘normal’—I still have a need to talk and connect with others who can relate to what I’ve been through. Going through cancer fundamentally changes you—anyone who’s experienced it would agree. Many cancer patients have just as much, if not more, work to do in processing the mental and emotional aspects, even after treatment. This realization is what led us to create the War On Cancer app."

For more information on how War On Cancer can support you, visit: www.waroncancer.com