Anti-aging treatment (PRP/RF)

How Laser Tattoo Removal Works

• Laser Technology :

  • High-intensity lasers emit pulses of light energy that penetrate the skin.
  • The laser targets tattoo ink particles without damaging the surrounding skin.

• Ink Fragmentation :

  • The ink absorbs the laser energy, breaking into tiny fragments.
  • The body’s immune system gradually removes these fragments over time.

Key Factors That Affect Removal

Tattoo Size and Color:

1. • Larger tattoos take longer to remove.
   • Black and dark-colored inks are easiest to treat.
   • Bright colors like yellow, green, and light blue may require more sessions.

Skin Type :

1. • Laser settings are adjusted for different skin tones to ensure safety and effectiveness.

Tattoo Age :

1. • Older tattoos are usually easier to remove as the ink has naturally faded.

Ink Depth and Quality :

• • Professional tattoos, with deeper ink placement, may take more sessions than amateur tattoos.

What to Expect During the Procedure

Consultation :

• A professional assesses your tattoo and skin type.
• Number of sessions, cost, and expected results are discussed.

Laser Sessions :

• Sessions last 10–30 minutes, depending on tattoo size.
• A cooling device or numbing cream is used to minimize discomfort.

Post-Treatment Care :

• Skin may feel like a mild sunburn.
• Avoid sun exposure, and keep the area clean and moisturized.
• Follow your provider’s aftercare instructions for optimal healing.

Benefits of Laser Tattoo Removal

1. Effective : Removes most tattoos, regardless of size or color.
2. Non-Invasive : No surgery or scarring.
3. Safe : Minimal side effects when performed by trained professionals.
4. Customizable : Tailored to your skin type and tattoo characteristics.

Side Effects and Risks

Temporary Side Effects :

• • Redness, swelling, blistering, or scabbing.

Rare Risks :

• • Hypopigmentation (lighter skin) or hyperpigmentation (darker skin).
  • Infections if aftercare instructions are not followed.

Number of Sessions Required

• Typically, 5–10 sessions spaced 6–8 weeks apart.
• The number depends on factors like tattoo size, color, and depth.