Laser tattoo removal
With FracTAT technology, micro-holes are drilled into the skin using a high energy
fractional ablative laser prior to tattoo removal, which acts as an intracutaneous pressure reliever during subsequent laser treatment. This allows us to treat very deep tattoos, facilitates and accelerates the removal of pigment particles and reduces the risk of side effects and skin damage.
When tattooing, the ink particles are deposited into the dermis layer of the skin by a needle. The body's immune system classifies them as invaders and tries to get rid of them, but because the ink particles are large and deep, the body cannot overcome them and the tattoo remains intact. Modern tattoo removal lasers, however, break down these ink particles into smaller pieces that the immune system can easily break down.
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How does the procedure work?
We use the Fotona Starwalker laser to remove tattoos. Its main advantage is its very wide range of settings, which allow for the effective and safe removal of even the most complex multi-coloured tattoos. Multiple wavelengths and the Q-Switched laser system allow it to send a very short light pulse directly through the top layer of the skin into the deeper dermis, where it is absorbed only in the selected pigmentation and leaves other tissues undamaged. The laser has the advantage of a very uniform, powerful and wide beam that can treat a large area at a time.
The procedure is preceded by a consultation where a specialist will take a thorough medical history, inquire about your health, past tan and any medications used.
The skin is cleansed before the procedure.
In the next step, the specialist sets the appropriate parameters for the laser and sets the cooling machine in operation, which uses cold air to make the procedure more tolerable.
To prevent the laser beam from getting into the eyes, special protective goggles are worn during the procedure, as well as earplugs to muffle the sound of the procedure.
The specialist will then start the tattoo treatment and, if necessary, treat the skin with different wavelengths and settings.
After the procedure, a treatment cream and a patch are applied.
Results
Appear
Recovery time: up to 1 week.
The first changes can be seen within 4-8 weeks after the first procedure. Because much of the work is done by the body's immune system, people in better health get faster and better results.
Remain
In order to remove the tattoo completely, it would be necessary to repeat about 4-6 procedures every 8 weeks.
Appear
Recovery time: up to 1 week.
The first changes can be seen within 4-8 weeks after the first procedure. Because much of the work is done by the body's immune system, people in better health get faster and better results.
Remain
In order to remove the tattoo completely, it would be necessary to repeat about 4-6 procedures every 8 weeks.
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Before & after the procedure
Before the procedure
- All active inflammation should be treated before the procedure.
- Tattoos cannot be removed from tanned, brown skin. At least 2 to 4 weeks must have passed since tanning. Self-tanning creams should not be used before and after the procedure.
- We do not perform the procedure during antibiotic treatment, 2 weeks must have passed since the last medication.
- If you are taking any medication, please let us know before coming for the procedure.
- It is advisable not to take blood thinning medications (Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Marevan, Hjertemagnyl) for 3-7 days before the procedure.
- For 1 week prior to the procedure, we recommend that you do not take fish oil and vitamin E supplements.
- Contraindications are oncological diseases, chronic inflammations in the body, keloid scars, active herpes.
- The procedure is not carried out during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Individuals under 18 years of age must have the consent of a parent or guardian.
- Before the procedure, no cosmetic procedures (make-up, creams, etc.) may be applied to the tattoo area, the skin must be healthy and completely clean.
- You will be more comfortable if you are well rested and not hungry when you come for tattoo removal.
After the procedure
- Keep the treated skin area clean, even covered with a patch for the first few days, to minimise the risk of infection.
- Apply Bepanthen cream at least 2 times a day until the skin has healed.
- Do not wear any clothing that rubs or presses the treated area.
- Alcohol is not recommended 24 hours before and after the procedure.
- Avoid saunas, hot baths, swimming pools and spa treatments for 2 weeks after the procedure.
- After the procedure, keep your skin out of direct sunlight for at least 4 weeks to avoid hyperpigmentation (use SPF50 sunscreen or cover with a patch). Cover for the duration of the treatment if possible.
- After the procedure, the skin will be red and swollen and may be painful. This is a sign that the immune system has kicked in. If necessary, cool the skin with a cold pack or apply anti-inflammatory gels (e.g. Burnjel).
- Blisters may appear on the treated area. These should not be punctured or popped. The blisters will disappear after a few days.
- Drink plenty of fluids to speed up metabolism and lymphatic circulation.
Before the procedure
- All active inflammation should be treated before the procedure.
- Tattoos cannot be removed from tanned, brown skin. At least 2 to 4 weeks must have passed since tanning. Self-tanning creams should not be used before and after the procedure.
- We do not perform the procedure during antibiotic treatment, 2 weeks must have passed since the last medication.
- If you are taking any medication, please let us know before coming for the procedure.
- It is advisable not to take blood thinning medications (Aspirin, Ibuprofen, Marevan, Hjertemagnyl) for 3-7 days before the procedure.
- For 1 week prior to the procedure, we recommend that you do not take fish oil and vitamin E supplements.
- Contraindications are oncological diseases, chronic inflammations in the body, keloid scars, active herpes.
- The procedure is not carried out during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Individuals under 18 years of age must have the consent of a parent or guardian.
- Before the procedure, no cosmetic procedures (make-up, creams, etc.) may be applied to the tattoo area, the skin must be healthy and completely clean.
- You will be more comfortable if you are well rested and not hungry when you come for tattoo removal.
After the procedure
- Keep the treated skin area clean, even covered with a patch for the first few days, to minimise the risk of infection.
- Apply Bepanthen cream at least 2 times a day until the skin has healed.
- Do not wear any clothing that rubs or presses the treated area.
- Alcohol is not recommended 24 hours before and after the procedure.
- Avoid saunas, hot baths, swimming pools and spa treatments for 2 weeks after the procedure.
- After the procedure, keep your skin out of direct sunlight for at least 4 weeks to avoid hyperpigmentation (use SPF50 sunscreen or cover with a patch). Cover for the duration of the treatment if possible.
- After the procedure, the skin will be red and swollen and may be painful. This is a sign that the immune system has kicked in. If necessary, cool the skin with a cold pack or apply anti-inflammatory gels (e.g. Burnjel).
- Blisters may appear on the treated area. These should not be punctured or popped. The blisters will disappear after a few days.
- Drink plenty of fluids to speed up metabolism and lymphatic circulation.
Questions?
We have answers
Is tattoo removal painful?
It is as painful to get a tattoo as it is to remove it, but it depends on the depth and darkness of the tattoo. Darker, deeper tattoos are more painful to remove. The procedure is generally tolerable because it takes a short time (1-2 minutes for a smaller tattoo, up to 20 minutes for a larger one). Anaesthesia is not usually used, but pain-relieving cream or injections can be used if necessary. We use a cooling system to cool the skin during the procedure to reduce discomfort and pain.
Can a tattoo be completely removed?
In most cases, yes. The easiest tattoo to remove is a small black tattoo in one colour, a coloured tattoo takes longer to remove. Removing poor quality ink and some shades can be more difficult (e.g. light blue), but it is possible. Complete removal is rarely difficult due to the ink, the depth of the pigment or the characteristics of the body.
How many times do I need to have the procedure done?
It is not possible to say exactly because everybody is different and so is the tattoo. At the first consultation, a specialist will be able to estimate how many procedures you might need, but they cannot predict how your body will react. In most cases, 3 to 6 procedures will be enough, depending on the age, size, depth and location of the tattoo, the colours used, the density of pigment particles, the presence of scar tissue and your general health.
How much does it cost to remove a tattoo?
The exact price depends on the size and colour of the tattoo. We will give you a more detailed answer during your consultation.
If there is a desire to ‘’fix’’ a tattoo rather than lose it, is this possible?
Yes, it is. We can also remove part of the tattoo, but please note that the skin must heal completely before a new tattoo can be applied. This will take up to 2 months.
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