What is everyone's opinion on the future of tattoo removal?

I suspect lasers will be combined with other treatments like radiofrequency, needling, or creams to help.  Pigmentation/ink once in the skin is very difficult to remove without scarring.  The most advanced treatments at this time are the picosecond lasers and are very good than anything in the past.  Best, Dr. Emer.

The current laser devices on the market have been a significant improvement from the earlier models.  We are currently using the PicoWay laser for tattoo removal and the improvements that I have seen are as follows;  Less painful, fewer treatments, less destruction of the tissue being treated, and topical numbing an option as opposed to injections (which are also painful).  Since the treatment is requiring the human body to play a part in the removal process, all patients can have a different response and number of treatments is almost impossible to predict.  With darker skin types, the laser tech may start the process with less energy to assure that there are no adverse reactions.  Tattoo ink varies from studio to studio, remember when you get a tattoo that artist wants it to last you a life time.  The PicoWay laser is the newest device manufactured by Candela/Syneron. Candela/Syneron leads the market in laser technology.  Laser devices, as well as the technician providing the treatment is also an important decision to make to ensure success.  If you would like to learn more about the PicoWay technology go online to learn more.  It's picosecond technology delivers fast, comfortable treatments that shatter the ink into minuscule particles, which allows the body to more easily remove the particles.I believe that there is always room for improvement, but that may take some time. Good Luck!