Leandro de Souza, once deemed the 'most tattooed man in Brazil', undergoes his sixth laser removal session for his facial tattoos as he prepares for a new chapter in his life and the launch of a book.
Leandro de Souza, who previously held the title of "most tattooed man in Brazil" with 95% of his body covered in tattoos, has undergone his sixth laser treatment to remove facial tattoos. This session took place in Franco da Rocha, São Paulo, and is part of his journey after converting to evangelical Christianity. Leandro plans to relocate to Petrolina, Pernambuco, for further studies over the next few years, which signifies a major shift in his life and personal identity.
The tattoo removal process is extensive and requires multiple sessions, with Leandro indicating that he is not in a hurry to complete it, expressing satisfaction with the results thus far. He mentioned that the interval between the sixth and seventh sessions might extend up to a year, as advised by specialists in tattoo removal. This gradual approach reflects both the physical and emotional aspects of his transformation.
In addition to the removal of his tattoos, there is also a notable upcoming event in Leandro’s life: the launch of a book detailing his religious journey and life experiences. This new stage signifies not just the physical removal of tattoos but a deeper personal and spiritual metamorphosis, illustrating how significant life changes can often be accompanied by visible transformations.
