It fades the tattoo or removes it completely while causing minimal damage to the skin.
How the Laser Works
During treatment the laser light targets the tattoo pigment. The pigment is broken down by the laser energy and naturally eliminated by the body. This happens without harming the surrounding healthy skin.
The Treatment
The tattoo area is cleansed and marked first. The laser is then applied and the pigment is broken into fragments. You may feel slight pricking or warmth, but the treatment is generally comfortable.
Which Tattoos Can Be Treated?
It is suitable for most tattoos, including coloured or black-and-white, professional or amateur ones. The number of sessions varies with pigment density and skin type.
What Happens to the Skin Afterwards?
Mild redness, swelling or crusting may appear after treatment and usually disappears within a few days. The tattoo gradually starts to fade and becomes less visible with every session.
How Many Sessions Are Needed?
Depending on the size, colour and depth of the tattoo, 4 to 8 sessions are usually needed, planned 4 to 6 weeks apart. Regular sessions give the best results.
Advantages of Tattoo Removal
It clears the skin safely, fades the tattoo and creates a suitable base for new designs. It does not interfere with social life and can also be used on sensitive skin.
Frequently asked questions
Does tattoo removal hurt?
You may feel slight pricking or tingling during treatment; discomfort is minimal.
When does the skin return to normal?
Mild redness and crusting usually pass within a few days.
Which skin types is it suitable for?
It can be safely used on all skin types, but a professional assessment is recommended.
Can I get a new tattoo afterwards?
Once the skin has fully healed, usually after 6 to 8 weeks, a new tattoo can be done.
Results vary from person to person. Whether this treatment is right for you is decided together with our specialist at your consultation.
