The laser emits ultra-short light pulses that selectively target the tattoo pigments. The delivered energy fragments the ink particles, which are then progressively eliminated by the immune system.
The laser emits ultra-short light pulses that selectively target the tattoo pigments. The delivered energy fragments the ink particles, which are then progressively eliminated by the immune system.
• Professional, amateur, or traumatic tattoos
• Residual pigment after microblading or permanent makeup
• Unesthetic, misplaced, or time-altered tattoos
• Partial correction prior to re-tattooing or camouflage
All areas of the body can be treated: face, neck, hands, torso, limbs…
The number of tattoo-removal sessions varies depending on several factors: tattoo color, pigment depth, ink type, and the quality of the work (professional vs. amateur).
• Professional black tattoos: 3 to 6 sessions may be sufficient.
• Colored tattoos (red, green, blue): generally require 6 to 12 sessions.
• White, yellow, or turquoise inks: more difficult to eliminate and require a longer treatment protocol.
• Amateur tattoos: typically 3 to 5 sessions.
• Professional tattoos: between 4 and 12 sessions, depending on pigment density and ink quality.
Sessions are spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart to allow the skin to progressively clear the fragmented pigment and regenerate between treatments.
On average, 6 to 9 sessions are needed to achieve a satisfactory result.
Black and blue pigments respond best to laser treatment, whereas green, red, and yellow pigments are more resistant.
Application of the laser on the tattooed area (duration: 10 to 30 minutes depending on the size).
Immediate cooling is performed, followed by the application of a healing ointment and a protective dressing.
Temporary redness, swelling, warmth, and small crusts may appear.
Possible formation of blisters or micro-crusts for a few days.
Daily application of a healing cream is required.
Strict photoprotection is mandatory.
Healing typically occurs within 7 to 10 days.
• Progressive lightening of the tattoo with each session.
