In the past, if you wanted to remove your tattoos, you had to rely on expensive, painful, and slow methods such as surgical removal or cutting them out of your skin with a scalpel. Fortunately, there’s laser tattoo removal these days – an easier, faster, and much more affordable way to get rid of unwanted tattoos! 

The most significant benefit of using a laser to remove a tattoo is incredibly effective. After a treatment, you should notice your skin starting to lighten up. The second or the third treatments will make your skin nearly transparent. After that, you can keep re-treating your skin for the best results. If you get bored with how many tattoos you have on your body, start removing them so that no one will see them anymore. Tattoos aren’t permanent! Please take advantage of laser technology by eliminating what you don’t want before they fade away naturally. The ink in most tattoos only lasts around ten years—after that, they could be freckles! Save yourself time and money by using our laser device.

Removing a tattoo with a laser begins by applying a topical anesthetic to your skin. We will then position a handpiece over your skin and fire up to four different wavelengths of light onto your ink particles (that’s where they get vaporized, in case you were wondering). These colors are specifically chosen because each one affects tattoos differently; specific colors may work better on certain ink colors. Each pulse lasts only a fraction of a second, so you’ll be amazed at how quickly it works.

There are risks and side effects of any medical procedure, but these tend to be minimal with modern technology. Laser treatments should not be used by people who have a compromised immune system or certain skin conditions, as it could lead to an increased risk of infection or pigment change. A patch test is performed to determine how your body will react to being treated with a particular wavelength of light. If you have an active disease or infection that may be introduced by laser treatment, you can contact your doctor before coming for the treatment. It’s also essential that you stay out of direct sunlight for 24 hours before your scheduled appointment.