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Laser tattoo removal is a medical treatment that uses focused beams of laser light to break up the ink pigments in your skin. Over time, your body’s immune system clears away the shattered ink particles, gradually fading and removing the tattoo.
💡 How It Works
A specialized laser is chosen based on your skin tone and tattoo colors.
The laser sends high-energy light pulses into the skin.
Dark pigments (like black or blue) absorb more energy.
The ink heats up and breaks into tiny fragments.
Your body’s lymphatic system flushes these fragments out over several weeks, lightening the tattoo after each session.
This is a timely process with results varying from person to person depending on age, size, depth and quality of the tattoo
Session length: 10–45 minutes depending on size
Sessions needed: 6–12 can be more (depending on ink depth, color, and age)
Interval: Every 8-12 weeks
Downtime: Minimal — redness, swelling, or mild blistering for 3–7 days
🌟 Benefits
Removes or fades tattoos
Low scarring risk with proper aftercare
Works for most ink colors and skin types (with modern lasers)
Can lighten tattoos for easier cover-ups
⚠️ Possible Side Effects
Temporary redness, swelling, or blisters
Mild pain or stinging (feels like rubber band snaps)
Temporary light or dark patches of skin
Rare: mild scarring if aftercare is ignored
🧴 Aftercare Instructions
✅ Keep the treated area clean, dry, and covered for 24 hours
✅ Apply antibacterial ointment or aloe vera as directed
✅ Avoid direct sunlight, saunas, or pools for 5–7 days
✅ Do not pick scabs or blisters — let them heal naturally
✅ Use SPF 30+ once the area has
Laser tattoo removal is a medical treatment that uses focused beams of laser light to break up the ink pigments in your skin. Over time, your body’s immune system clears away the shattered ink particles, gradually fading and removing the tattoo.
💡 How It Works
A specialized laser is chosen based on your skin tone and tattoo colors.
The laser sends high-energy light pulses into the skin.
Dark pigments (like black or blue) absorb more energy.
The ink heats up and breaks into tiny fragments.
Your body’s lymphatic system flushes these fragments out over several weeks, lightening the tattoo after each session.
This is a timely process with results varying from person to person depending on age, size, depth and quality of the tattoo
Session length: 10–45 minutes depending on size
Sessions needed: 6–12 can be more (depending on ink depth, color, and age)
Interval: Every 8-12 weeks
Downtime: Minimal — redness, swelling, or mild blistering for 3–7 days
🌟 Benefits
Removes or fades tattoos
Low scarring risk with proper aftercare
Works for most ink colors and skin types (with modern lasers)
Can lighten tattoos for easier cover-ups
⚠️ Possible Side Effects
Temporary redness, swelling, or blisters
Mild pain or stinging (feels like rubber band snaps)
Temporary light or dark patches of skin
Rare: mild scarring if aftercare is ignored
🧴 Aftercare Instructions
✅ Keep the treated area clean, dry, and covered for 24 hours
✅ Apply antibacterial ointment or aloe vera as directed
✅ Avoid direct sunlight, saunas, or pools for 5–7 days
✅ Do not pick scabs or blisters — let them heal naturally
✅ Use SPF 30+ once the area has