Laser Tattoo Removal

Experience precise and effective tattoo removal with our state-of-the-art Q-switched Nd laser, known for its dual wavelengths (1064 nm and 532 nm) that target 95% of ink colors. This advanced technology ensures optimal results for a variety of tattoo colors.

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Our laser experts do the utmost to minimize any pain or discomfort possible. Many clients describe tattoo removal as a “rubber band snapping the skin” but can vary from client to client. To avoid discomfort we provide our clients with a high-strength topical numbing cream to make tattoo removal painless.
During your complimentary consultation with our laser expert, we will measure your tattoo to determine the exact cost per treatment.
There are a number of variables to take into consideration and it depends on each individual tattoo. There are variations in ink colors and their chemical compositions, depth, and density of ink placement. Predicting how many sessions will be required for the removal of your tattoo will be up to the discretion of one of our professional laser techs.
We recommend that you wait at least 4-6 weeks in between treatments.

Cosmetic Tattoo Removal

If you are desperately waiting for a day to get rid of your bad permanent makeup or cosmetic tattoos here is the right place! Our laser removal method is the best and safest way to remove unwanted microblading brows, lips pigmentation, or any cosmetic tattoos you are not satisfied with.

Pre- , Post- instructions

For the next 24 hours: A cold compress and elevation are recommended to help reduce discomfort and inflammation.
Avoid for the next 24 hours: Physical activity, hot showers and saunas.
Apply for the next 3 days: Aquaphor, Bacitracin,or A&D Oinment with bandage. Any of these ointments will work. Change the dressing daily.

  • After Day 5 begin applying Silagen Gel and Healing Balm.
    Avoid for the next 1-2 weeks: Direct sun exposure, hot tubs, pool water and salt water until tattoo is healed.
  • Keep the treated area clean and dry while it is healing. Clean the area with antibacterial soap if needed and then pat the area dry. AVOID HIGH-PRESSURE WATER HITTING THE TREATED AREA.
  • Some scabbing, blistering, light bleeding and itching may occur. Immediately after treatment, there may be erythema (redness) and edema (swelling) at the treatment site. This usually lasts 2 hours or longer. The erythema may last up to 10 days.
  • Do not pop blisters. If you do blister, continue to apply one of the recommended ointments until the blister has popped naturally.
  • Do not pick at the scab or allow the skin to become scraped, as this may result in infection and scarring. Shaving should be avoided in the treated area until it is completely healed.
  • You may notice that blistering may occur in some treatments and not others. If blistering does not occur, it does not mean that your most recent treatment was less aggressive or your treatment is not working. Sometimes your body will react, while other times it will not. Regardless, the treatment is working.
  • You may take only Tylenol to help with discomfort. Please avoid aspirins, ibuprofens and naproxen because they may increase the risk of bruising and/or bleeding.
  • Shaving should be avoided in the treated area until it is completely healed (5-10 days).
  • Please apply sunscreen everyday to the treated area after the tattoo has completely healed (5-10 days), even if clothing covers the treated area. Sun will travel through your shirt or pants. The use of sunscreen everyday on the area will also help the ink absorb and help with itching.
  • No active tan, self-tanner, bronzers or spray tan 4-6 weeks before and after treatment.
  • Massage the treated area 5-10 minutes daily after treated area has healed (5-10 days). Daily massage will help ink absorb.
  • Remember, not all tattoos will clear 100%. Your tattoo may just fade.
  • Remember: Drink lots of water.
  • tattoo and/or microblading removal tool is used in a similar way as micropigmenting, with the same equipment
  • tattoo extraction formula starts working almost immediately after drawing the original tattoo ink, moving upwardly through the skin
  • scab containing tattoo ink is formed over the treated area in the next few days. As the skin is healing, even more unwanted tattoo ink gets drawn out
  • the scab starts to peel off naturally, extracting the unwanted tattoo ink. You are likely to have a secondary scab containing even more tattoo ink
After the procedure and for as long as you have the scab on the skin, keep the treated area dry. Removal of the undesirable cosmetic tattoo doesn’t end after one treatment. It takes more than one procedure to remove everything you are not satisfied with, but the first results are immediately visible. If only the epidermis is affected, usually there are no traces or scars because the base layer cells of the epidermis are able to regenerate completely.

Nd Yag Laser Pigmentation Removal

The modern therapy against all pigments of the skin and moles, and the most effective solution for tattoo and permanent makeup removal.

Why Nd Yag laser?

It has been clinically proven that Q Switch Nd Yag laser is the most suitable laser on the market for the removal of both superficial and deep hyperpigmented lesions (pigments), birthmarks and sometimes dark circles.

Most patients only need one treatment and the results are dramatic. In contrast to the PhotoFacial treatment with IPL there is a slight irritation of the skin that usually lasts several days to weeks.

However, in some patients this slight irritation is harmless as the Nd YAG laser saves patients the inconvenience of repeated visits to the practice.

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Most skin types except those with very dark skin. Patients with tan should wait until their tan fades before choosing this treatment.

Reduction or removal of pigment lesions (pigments) and brown moles, which can greatly improve self-confidence and self-esteem.

Nd YAG laser treatment has a very good track record for safety and precision. Brown moles and pigments are easily irritated for a few days to about a week. The side effects are rare and usually include temporary redness and irritation of the skin.
Treatment is pleasant and feels like a snapping rubber or a light bite on the skin. An anaesthetic ointment can be applied half an hour before treatment to reduce discomfort.
This depends on the type of pigmented lesion. Some lesions such as freckles usually require only 1-2 treatments, while other types, such as tattoo removal, require more sessions.
You should avoid tanning one month before treatment. Excessive sunlight without sun protection after the treatment should also be avoided.