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Erayzed Tattoo Removal is founded on three main principles: customer safety, outstanding service and customer satisfaction. Our staff are committed to providing our clients with the safest, most effective tattoo removal sessions. Each of us are qualified in our specialized field, and together we strive to help you get rid of unwanted tattoos. Want to hear more about our treatments? Give us a call today.
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THE BASIC LASER TATTOO REMOVAL PROCESS
During a laser tattoo removal procedure, the practitioner guides a laser over the area of the tattoo.
Unlike a laser pointer that produces a continuous beam of light, tattoo removal lasers produce pulses of light energy.
Each pulse of energy penetrates the skin and is absorbed by the tattoo ink.
As the tattoo ink particles absorb the energy, they heat up and then shatter into tiny fragments.
then over the weeks following treatment the body's immune system flushes the tattoo ink particles away from the location,
lightening the appearance of the tattoo.
Each laser treatment breaks down more and more of the tattoo ink until none remains.
LETTING THE BODY DO ITS WORK
Tattoo removal is not an instant fix, its usually a several-month commitment for patients. Most tattoos require between 5 and 10 treatments to achieve complete removal, and the treatments must be spaced between 4-6 weeks apart. Patients often ask why tattoo removal requires so many treatments and why they have to wait between treatments. Laser tattoo removal requires multiple treatments because not all of the ink can be shattered in one treatment session. When a tattoo is applied, the ink is injected at different depths within the dermis. As the laser light is applied to the skin, the shallowest layers of ink in the dermis absorb the energy and shatter, but the deeper layers may not have been affected. Only once the body flushes away the top layers of ink can the deeper layers be treated. In effect, every successive tattoo removal treatment affects deeper and deeper layers of ink until none remains. Patients need to wait between treatments because it takes time for the body to flush away the shattered tattoo ink from the location of the tattoo. The process of flushing away the ink involves immune system phagocytic cells gradually moving the ink particles to the lymph nodes, where the pigments remain. Because the body can only flush away the ink at a certain speed, its beneficial to wait as long as possible between treatments to see maximum fading from each session. Also, the waiting period allows any scabs or blisters to heal, minimizing the possibility of over-treating the area and causing unwanted side effects.
