after 2 years of having it, i have developped an allergy to the pink ink of my tattoo. ive been using cortisone creams/hypodermal injections to control it but this is not a solution and definately not ideal. ive had it for 3 years now and i want to remove the ink. is it possible to do so with laser, considering its pink? if so which type?
September 5, 2017
Answer: Can I remove a pink tattoo? Hello, thank you for your question. Pink ink can possibly be removed with the 532nm wavelength. The 532nm wavelength can usually target pink, orang & red in the color spectrum. Different wavelengths are used to treat different colors. The way the laser rids the body of unwanted ink is, it shatters the ink into tiny particles and your body absorbs those particles. The latest technology in laser tattoo removal is the pico-second technology. The PicoWay Laser (Candela/Syneron) uses photoacoustic impact/pressure waves rather than photothermal/heat. This process has less heat, therefore it is more comfortable and the chances of hyperpigmentation are less. The Pico-second pulse shatters the ink into even smaller particles, allowing the body to more easily absorb the ink. This type of technology can usually remove unwanted ink in about half as many treatments as the traditional Q-switch device. Because your body also plays a part in the removal process, it is impossible to guarantee anyone 100% removal. You can click on the weblink below and put in your zipcode to "find a provider" of this technology in your area.Good Luck!
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September 5, 2017
Answer: Can I remove a pink tattoo? Hello, thank you for your question. Pink ink can possibly be removed with the 532nm wavelength. The 532nm wavelength can usually target pink, orang & red in the color spectrum. Different wavelengths are used to treat different colors. The way the laser rids the body of unwanted ink is, it shatters the ink into tiny particles and your body absorbs those particles. The latest technology in laser tattoo removal is the pico-second technology. The PicoWay Laser (Candela/Syneron) uses photoacoustic impact/pressure waves rather than photothermal/heat. This process has less heat, therefore it is more comfortable and the chances of hyperpigmentation are less. The Pico-second pulse shatters the ink into even smaller particles, allowing the body to more easily absorb the ink. This type of technology can usually remove unwanted ink in about half as many treatments as the traditional Q-switch device. Because your body also plays a part in the removal process, it is impossible to guarantee anyone 100% removal. You can click on the weblink below and put in your zipcode to "find a provider" of this technology in your area.Good Luck!
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