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Tattoos can be a powerful form of self-expression, but sometimes they no longer align with your lifestyle or preferences. If you have an unwanted tattoo that you wish to erase, laser tattoo removal is one of the most effective tattoo removal methods available. Thanks to advancements in medical science, this laser treatment can help break down tattoo pigment and gradually fade your tattooed skin without causing excessive damage to the skin surrounding the area.
During a laser removal session, high-intensity light energy is used to target the ink particles in your tattooed skin. A q switched laser emits different laser wavelengths, which penetrate the treated tattoo to break apart the tattoo pigment. Over time, your body's immune system flushes out the small foreign particles, leading to a gradual fading of the tattoo completely.
This tattoo removal procedure is one of the safest cosmetic procedures for removing body art, offering an effective alternative to other methods like chemical peels, surgical removal, or surgical excision.
A laser treatment session typically lasts between 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the size and color of the tattoo. Black tattoos tend to respond best to laser therapy, as the darker pigment absorbs the laser light more effectively. However, large tattoos or those with multiple colors may require more than one session for complete removal.
To minimize discomfort, a local anesthetic may be applied before the tattoo removal work begins. Some patients describe the sensation as similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin. While the tattoo removal hurt may vary, it is generally well tolerated.
The treatment process varies from person to person, and most tattoos require multiple treatments to achieve the best results. Factors that influence the success of the tattoo removal procedure include:
For some, small tattoos may fade quickly, while others with large tattoos or deeply embedded tattoo pigment may need additional laser treatment sessions
After a laser treatment session, it is common to experience skin irritation, redness, and slight swelling in the treated area. Applying antibacterial ointment and avoiding tight clothing can help soothe discomfort and support the healing process.
To prevent skin discoloration and ensure the best results, avoid direct sunlight on the remaining skin and follow aftercare instructions closely. Your dermatologic surgery provider may also recommend using a protective bandage while the skin heals.
Laser tattoo removal is generally safe for most people, but those with darker skin may have a higher risk of skin discoloration or allergic reactions. A professional trained in clinical dermatology can assess your skin condition and recommend the safest approach.
If you are ready to have your tattoo removed, laser therapy offers one of the best solutions available in medical science today. Whether you are looking for a fresh start or preparing for a new tattoo, our experts can guide you through the best tattoo removal methods to ensure effective results.
Do you want to completely remove an entire tattoo or fade an existing one for a cover-up? Contact us today to learn more about laser removal and how our advanced laser therapy can help you achieve smooth, ink-free skin.
Small (< 15Q Inch) $50
Medium (< 35Q Inch) $100
Large (Shoulder) $250
Extra Large ( Sleeve/ Back) $600
Contact us and one of our representatives will reach out to you within 24-48 hours.