Using this system, compared with traditional laser tattoo removal systems, we can remove a wider range of ink pigment colors, with fewer side effects and fewer treatments. Laser tattoo removal with any device is a process that takes time and patience, but in the hands of experienced professionals it can be very effective. Sometimes, it may take a year or two to completely remove the tattoo, and treatment is given every 6, 8 or 12 weeks. In addition, it is not like waxing your eyebrows-this is an invasive procedure that costs hundreds of dollars each time.
If you just want to change your tattoo rather than remove it, laser treatments can help, too. In fact, if you’ve had a tattoo that has only been partially removed in the past, laser technology offers a great opportunity to try again. With the power of laser technology, you no longer have to live with tattoos you no longer need.
Our lasers emit focused beams specifically designed for the colors that appear on your tattoo. Laser treatment enhances this removal process by using pulses of light that interact with the ink or dye and cause the pigment to break down into smaller particles. It takes a long time because every time a laser is tattooed, the particles are destroyed and digested by the body’s immune system. The regeneration period lasts up to eight weeks, and the next time you leave, the laser will destroy new pigment particles.
While no one can say for sure how many sessions it will take to remove a tattoo, if you are being treated with the PiQo4 laser, we can say that you will have fewer treatments than without this technology. The timing of this treatment varies greatly from person to person, but most patients require six to twelve sessions to completely remove the tattoo. The time it takes to complete the session depends on the size of the tattoo. The tattoo can take several sessions before you can get a noticeable result.
You will see the results immediately, but it takes several sessions to completely fade the tattoo. It may take several sessions to completely remove tattoos. Several factors can influence the length of the procedure, including your age, the size and color of the tattoo.
Your body’s ability to remove ink affects the time it takes for the completed process to take effect. Laser tattoo removal destroys the pigment so that the body can absorb it, so treat it every 3 to 4 months to allow the body to break down the pigment and heal normally. Laser tattoo removal usually requires multiple treatments because the tattoo is often composed of multiple layers of ink, so the laser must decompose each layer of pigment before the tattoo disappears completely.
But even if the results are different, laser removal will significantly enlarge your tattoo after completing the entire treatment process, even though it may not be completely removed. Factors that affect the results include your skin type, location of the tattoo, and length of time for the tattoo. The color of your skin and the depth of tattoo pigment on your body will also affect the removal technique. The color of the tattoo will play an important role in the effectiveness of laser removal.
Different laser wavelengths are required to remove tattoo inks of different colors. If a certain color does not absorb laser light, the ink will not fly off and that part of the tattoo will not be removed. Some tattoo dye colors are resistant to laser removal, and some pigments are too deep to be reached with currently available lasers. Black tattoos are usually the easiest to remove because black pigment absorbs light more easily than other colors.
Arun Kumar 