Thanks for your question. You have 2 routes for laser tattoo removal.Nanosecond lasers came out about 20 years ago. Picosecond laser came out about 3 years ago. The majority of former Q-Switch patients we see have significant hypopigmentation (ghosting) around and under their tattoo. The ...
I recommend starting with a treatment or two and seeing how things progress. Also during that time speak to your tattoo artist as to how much and what specifically needs to be lightened to achieve your goal. Normally tattoo treatments are 6-8 weeks apart and can take 4-10 treatments...
If the laser doesn't hit the ink in the tattoo, it will be safe. If the tattoos have any overlap or are up against one another, then you can have some collateral since the laser will likely hit the adjacent tattoo. These are easy to correct by going to your tattoo artist for...