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It is quite common for the skin to be red and swollen after getting laser tattoo removal. Although laser is a light energy, it turns into heat energy when it enters your system. Your skin does respond to this heat, almost like an injury. And this is why the inflammation occurs. It is basically a natural process where your body rallies what it perceives to be necessary resources to heal the trauma. Swelling usually occurs during inflammation. However, since the laser only targeted your skin, It is unlikely to affect your eyes. Be sure to wear eye protection during your treatments. Consult your dermatologist laser specialist with all concerns.
Thank you for the question. With laser tattoo treatment, the laser energy is traumatizing the skin causing some inflammation to occur. This may be associate with swelling which can track downwards around the eyes. there should be no damage to the eyes themselves. I hope this helps
You would be a great candidate for the Alex Trivantage laser. This laser is the only one on the market that can target colors. The multiple wave lengths can target all the colors in the tattoo with 4-6 sessions. You should contact a board certified dermatologist as soon as possible.
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