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Even very large heavily inked tattoos can be removed with a laser. The newest most advanced laser, the Picosure laser, which has a pulse 100 x faster than any other laser in the world, can remove ink faster and more effectively than ever before. It literally shatters the ink into smaller particles that your body can remove and does so without damaging your skin. There are only 18 of these lasers in the world right now, but they are scattered around the US and will remove your tattoo faster and for less cost than other lasers. Look on the Cynosure website for the one closest to you.
This can be removed in as few as 4 sessions 8 weeks apart with the new picosure laser combined with r20. The fee per session is cost effective compared to traditional q switched lasers which can require 12 or more sessions. since time is of the essence in joining the military this is the most...
I am not sure if your tattoo is already gray and more difficult to treat. You are correct that black tattoos are the easiest to treat. Please find an experienced physician in your area to treat your tattoo. Multicolored or oxidized grey or blue tattoos are much harder to treat.
Experience matters when dealing with difficult tattoos. It will be hard to predict how many sessions are necessary for a multicolored tattoo such as yours. The frequency used will determine the penetration of the laser to break down the particles. I suggest you contact a...
Thank you for your question! The age of the tattoos does not matter as much as the colour . There is 95% of tattoo removal effectiveness on black ink.Picosure operates best on darker inks such as black, blue, and red ink. The most important aspect of the tattoo is what color your tattoo is and...
Post inflammatory hyperpigmentation and PIH with discoloration can resolve over time. Our office treats these hyperpigmentation issues conservatively with topical cream depigmentation protocols. In addition, light chemical peels and fractional ablation can help expedite the process...
Hi Sprinkles. Yes, you can remove part of a tattoo. But with the look of your tattoo, it cannot be done easily or cleanly. In almost all situations, when part of a tattoo is removed, there is a touch-up required. In your case, the touch-up would be almost like getting a...
