TATTOO REMOVAL

Tattoo removal is a laser treatment that effectively breaks down ink particles in the skin, allowing for the gradual fading of unwanted tattoos. This method is designed to minimize discomfort and promote faster healing, resulting in a more efficient removal process with minimal downtime.

Tattoo Removal

• Effectively fades and removes unwanted tattoos

• Utilizes advanced laser technology for precise treatment

• Minimal risk of scarring or skin damage

Tattoo Removal

• Most Common Areas: Tattooed skin on various body parts

• Downtime: Minimal; mild redness and swelling may occur but typically subsides within a few hours to days.

• Benefits:

  • Effective Ink Removal: Uses targeted laser technology to break down tattoo ink particles for gradual fading.

  • Skin Preservation: Minimally invasive with less risk of scarring compared to traditional removal methods.

  • Customized Treatment: Laser settings can be adjusted based on ink color, depth, and skin type for optimal results.

  • Fast Recovery: Patients can return to daily activities shortly after treatment.

• Does it hurt? : Most patients describe the sensation as similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin, with minimal discomfort. Numbing cream may be used to enhance comfort.

• When do I see results? : Multiple sessions may be needed for complete removal, with visible fading often noticeable after the first treatment.

• What to do before treatment:

  • Day of: Avoid sun exposure and tanning products on the treatment area.

• What to do after treatment:

  • First 24 hours: Keep the area clean and avoid soaking in water.

  • Next 2 weeks: Apply sunscreen to protect the treated area and avoid picking at scabs.

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Source: American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), National Institutes of Health (NIH)

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