Using the safest of laser equipment, we are confident that we can help you get rid of your unwanted ink. Our POLARIS Ruby Laser will easily remove multi-coloured tattoos as well as single colour tattoos safely and effectively.
Extremely short bursts of light energy penetrate the skin through the tattoo ink pigment leaving surrounding skin untouched. The laser passes beneath the dermis dispersing the ink molecules into smaller pieces that are then absorbed and removed naturally by the body.
Delivering powerful, extremely short laser pulses of various wavelengths guarantees the procedure to directly target the various ink particles; the laser energy is perfectly distributed over the spot area and delivers the energy consistently. Light energy penetrates the skin through the tattoo ink pigment leaving surrounding skin untouched.
The laser passes beneath the first layer of the skin into the dermis where the ink molecules absorb the laser energy and are shattered into smaller pieces that are then absorbed into the bloodstream. The body will then begin the process of removing the ink through the lymphatic system taking a minimum of 6 weeks.
During treatment the tattoo will appear to have a white surface layer which is the first initial sign that the process is working. This is caused by the breaking down of tattoo pigment and the reaction to the laser, this colouring will subside within a couple of hours.
Immediately after treatment the surrounding skin is likely to show a red discolouration and mild swelling. The feeling can be compared to mild sunburn where swelling and redness may last for one week.
Duration of tattoo removal may vary with each tattoo and it depends on several factors. The age of your tattoo, the colour and the amount of ink used, the type of ink used (Home-made tattoo?) location on the body are some of them. We discuss all of this in detail with our clients before advancing with the procedure.
This also depends on several factors but main fields to look for are: laser tattoo removal system the clinic is using (mainly power output), the experience of the clinician performing the tattoo removal procedure, and their previous results. Having vast experience in laser tattoo removal ourselves, we are able to provide custom laser removal services, whether it's just fading, partial or complete removal of tattoos.
1. No Scarring
The laser light is designed to leave your healthy skin cells alone.
2. Effective fading and removal of tattoos
Laser removal can effectively diminish the appearance of tattoos
3. Can break down most ink colours
4. Safest way to remove a tattoo effectively
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Please find answers to the most common questions below.
A course of treatments is essential to see results. Duration of tattoo removal may vary with each tattoo and it depends on several factors. The age of your tattoo, the colour and the amount of ink used, the type of ink used (Home-made tattoo?) location on the body are some of them. We discuss all of this in detail with our clients before advancing with the procedure.
Laser tattoo removal typically does involve some level of pain. That said, many of our patients say that it hurts much less than they expected.
Pain is subjective, as what one person finds painful another may not. During tattoo removal a client can expect to feel a level of discomfort however pain is an individual experience. Most may compare the pain to a flick from an elastic band.
This also depends on several factors but main fields to look for are: laser tattoo removal system the clinic is using (mainly power output), the experience of the clinician performing the tattoo removal procedure, and their previous results. Having vast experience in laser tattoo removal ourselves, we are able to provide custom laser removal services, whether it's just fading, partial or complete removal of tattoos.
Many patients are concerned about scarring from laser tattoo removal. In essence, if the tattoo already features scarring, expect that to remain. When the proper laser protocols and patient aftercare are utilised, it’s very uncommon for a patient to be left with a scar afterwards. However, what people usually don’t know is, any scarring that remains after a tattoo removal procedure is often left over from when the tattoo was originally applied.
In our FREE consultation we examine your tattoo thoroughly and discuss with you in detail before we proceed with any tattoo laser removal.
Proper post treatment care is your best chance at ensuring your skin recovers as quickly as possible. The better condition your skin is in prior to treatment, the better your results will be.
We have invested in the highest quality Post Laser Cream. Our advice during the post treatment phase does not end after each session. Our specialists are also available to provide support using our after hours number available to each and every client.
Post treatment care is vital to ensure the treated area heals effectively to achieve your desired results. The following steps should be carefully executed:
In general, patients may need around eight sessions to result in complete removal and it can take up to six weeks for the tattoo to fade after the sessions are finished.
After the laser has done its work, the body will continue to carry away and digest the ink throughout the first week. Your skin will begin to heal during this stage of tattoo removal. Still, it will likely continue to look red and swollen through much of the first week, which is absolutely normal.
No, unfortunately it is not available on our MyTime Remove membership. It is separate, however a course of treatments can be purchased.
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