Tattoo removal uses laser energy to break up ink particles in the skin so the body can naturally eliminate them. Treatments are performed in a series of sessions spaced weeks apart, with the number of sessions depending on ink color, size, depth, and how long the tattoo has been in place. Some fading and temporary side effects like redness, swelling, blistering, or scabbing are common; proper aftercare helps minimize risks and supports healing. Results vary, and complete removal may not be possible for every tattoo.
Tattoo removal uses laser energy to break up ink particles in the skin so the body can naturally eliminate them. Treatments are performed in a series of sessions spaced weeks apart, with the number of sessions depending on ink color, size, depth, and how long the tattoo has been in place. Some fading and temporary side effects like redness, swelling, blistering, or scabbing are common; proper aftercare helps minimize risks and supports healing. Results vary, and complete removal may not be possible for every tattoo.