Laser treatment has replaced the surgical methods once used for tattoo removal.
The tattoo fades step by step over the course of treatment.
Ink broken down by the laser is cleared away by the immune system.
The Q-switched Nd:YAG laser can achieve successful, satisfying results.
Tattoos are especially popular among young people. Whether permanent or temporary, they often carry symbols that reflect a person's mood or hold special meaning. Temporary tattoos fade over time, but permanent ones stay on the skin as vividly as on the first day.
That is why people who want to remove a permanent tattoo may need specialist help. Whether because of an allergic reaction, difficulties when applying for jobs or changes in personal circumstances, permanent tattoos can now be removed from the skin thanks to modern technology.
Laser treatment has replaced the surgical methods once used for tattoo removal. The Q-switched Nd:YAG laser breaks the tattoo ink into tiny particles that the immune system can clear away, gradually fading the tattoo. Successful and highly satisfying results can be achieved with this method.
The size and colours of the tattoo and your skin are reviewed to plan treatment.
The treatment area is cleansed and prepared.
The Q-switched Nd:YAG laser breaks the ink into tiny particles.
The fragmented ink is gradually cleared by the immune system.
Further sessions are planned as the tattoo progressively fades.
