Laser treatment is the standard treatment for tattoo removal. In our medical center we use the Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser

The Q-Switched laser has a photoacoustic effect, which means that the duration of each light emission lasts only 5-60 nanoseconds. Tattoo ink and natural pigmentation

Most tattoos do not disappear completely. For the most part, the tattoo will fade to almost imperceptible remnants of color.

The treatment is completely tolerable, it may require the use of topical or local injectable anesthesia in order to minimize the discomfort caused by the laser pulse. Cold (ice) can also be applied before each pulse.

Once the treatment is finished, you will present

The number of sessions required varies depending on the type of tattoo (professional or amateur), its size and type of ink, and the individual response of each patient. In general, a professional tattoo requires more sessions than an amateur or "homemade" one.

➤Prepare the skin with moisturizer, sunscreen and lightening cream for at least 15 days to reduce the risk of hyperpigmentation

➤Apply Fucidín ointment to the treated area 3 times a day for the first 3 days to prevent possible infection and promote

➤Allergy to tattoo ink