Service Description

Laser Tattoo Removal Procedure Laser tattoo removal is a non-invasive procedure that uses advanced laser technology to break down tattoo ink particles in the skin. The laser emits short pulses of high-intensity light that target the pigment in the tattoo without damaging the surrounding skin. Over time, the body’s natural processes flush out the fragmented ink particles, gradually fading the tattoo. Procedure Steps: Consultation: A professional assesses the tattoo's size, color, and depth to determine the number of sessions required. Preparation: The area is cleaned, and a numbing cream may be applied to minimize discomfort. Laser Treatment: The laser is directed at the tattoo, delivering pulses of light to break down the ink. The sensation is often described as similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin. Post-Treatment Care: The treated area may be covered with a bandage, and aftercare instructions are provided to promote healing. Risks: Skin Irritation: Redness, swelling, or blistering may occur but typically resolves within a few days. Scarring: Rare but possible, especially if aftercare instructions are not followed. Pigment Changes: Temporary or permanent lightening (hypopigmentation) or darkening (hyperpigmentation) of the skin. Infection: A small risk if the treated area is not kept clean. Incomplete Removal: Some tattoos, especially those with certain colors (e.g., green or blue), may not fade completely. Results: The tattoo fades gradually over multiple sessions, with noticeable improvement after each treatment. The number of sessions required depends on factors such as tattoo size, color, depth, and the individual’s skin type. While many tattoos can be significantly faded or removed, complete removal is not guaranteed in all cases.