Tatoo Removal

Why Tatoo Removal?

Tattoo Removal is a sure and safe method of removing old permanent makeup or tattoos. Unlike surgical methods, which are painful and leave a lot of scarring. Tattoo Removal is the safest and a pain free method of removing unwanted color from your skin.
The removal of tattoos or badly applied permanent makeup cannot be achieved in a single treatment. More than one procedure is required in order to remove.

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The Healing Process

The healing process plays a crucial role in tattoo removal, ensuring the best possible outcome. Whether you're undergoing laser tattoo removal or other techniques, understanding what to expect during the healing process is essential. In this brief guide, we'll provide insights into the tattoo removal healing process and offer helpful tips to promote recovery.

Tatoo Removal After Care

Day 1: You may experience redness, swelling, and tenderness in the treated area. These are normal and temporary side effects that typically subside within a few hours upto a few days. Following your provider's aftercare instructions is vital to support the healing process.
Days 1-14
During the first two weeks, you can expect the treated area to scab or blister as the skin begins to heal. It is crucial to resist the temptation to pick at or scratch these scabs, as it can lead to scarring or pigment irregularities. Keep the area clean, moisturized, and protected from direct sunlight.
Weeks 2-8
As the weeks progress, you'll notice the tattoo gradually fading. The body's natural healing processes, combined with the tattoo removal technique used, will contribute to this fading efect. It's important to note that multiple tattoo removal sessions may be required for complete removal, depending on factors such as tattoo size, ink colors, and individual skin characteristics.

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Removal Advantages

Doesn’t cause neurosis

Tissue heals quickly (up to a week)

Removed pigment, and its quantity is easily visible

Stimulates skin rejuvenation.

It ‘cleans’ the lips like no other product

There is no long-term post-procedural redness or atrophic structure

Frequent questions

How are tatoos removed?

Tattoos can be removed through various methods, including laser removal, surgical excision, and dermabrasion.a The most common method is laser removal, where high-intensity laser beams break down the tattoo ink particles.

How Tattoo Removal works?

Chemical peel application: A chemical solution is applied to the tattooed area. The type and strength of the chemical solution depend on the characteristics of the tattoo and the desired outcome. Commonly used chemical agents include trichloroacetic acid (TCA), glycolic acid, and salicylic acid.
Penetration and reaction: The chemical solution penetrates the skin and reacts with the pigments in the tattoo ink. This reaction breaks down the ink particles, causing them to fragment and disperse.

Does it hurts?

The pain level can vary depending on the individual's pain tolerance and the location and size of the tattoo. It's best to consult a professional for personalized advice and to discuss any concerns you may have.