Laser Treatments

Tattoo Removal with Tri-Lase

Laser Treatments

Tattoo Removal with Tri-Lase

Since not all body art is created alike, there are many factors involved in determining the number of treatments your specific case may require. These factors include, but are not limited to: how long the tattoo has been in the skin (newer tattoos tend to be more resistant than older ones and may require additional treatments), the depth of the ink in the skin, the type of ink used, and whether the tattoo was created by a professional or an amateur. Professional tattoos will typically require anywhere from 3-9 treatments that are spaced from 4-6 weeks apart to ensure optimal results but this will vary. The time between the sessions will enable the body’s immune system to naturally reduce the pigment fragments. Most patients are easily able to tolerate the treatments well and it is often possible to numb an area prior to treatment to minimize sensations.

If you’re interested in learning more, please consider reading further literature on laser tattoo removal by visiting WebMD’s website or Cleveland Clinic’s website. These sites discuss laser tattoo removal in a more general context (not necessarily specific to our technologies) but can provide you with some additional information about the treatment. If you’d like to learn more about laser tattoo removal or our specific treatments, please contact us to schedule a free consultation!*

*Disclaimer: Any claims of removing, reducing, or treating tattoos cannot be guaranteed. Individual results will vary.

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