What is the best way to remove this solid black fresh tattoo? (Photos)

Thank you for your question!

Sorry to say,  you will need to wait at least 6 months for the ink to get down into the dermis layer of your skin.  This is where the laser can work to push the ink down into your lymphatic system for removal.

Dr. White

Black ink is the easiest ink to remove. The best way to remove a tattoo is using a Q-Switched laser.  

Hi and great question.  Solid black tattoos versus those with other colors are the most successfully treated by laser tattoo removal.  Newer tattoos are sometimes harder to treat than those that are many years old as some newer tattoo techniques involve deeper/denser placement of the ink and even pigment stabilizers added to the ink to make them stronger and last longer.  That being said, this tattoo should be able to be treated.  
Your best option is treatment with a Q-switch ND:YAG laser and a trained/experienced practitioner to perform it.  It will target the dark pigment in your tattoo best.  Successful removal will take multiple visits, 6-12 treatments on average.  I tell all patients that we can never promise 100% removal so you should be aware of this before you invest your time and money with treatments, although black tattoos have the best chance of being completely (or near completely) removed.  You may just be happy with  a lighter tattoo that you can then cover with something else in the future.  Please take into consideration who does the removal.  Make sure you are being treated by a trained physician or by an expertly experienced practitioner in a practice were a trained physician is directly involved in your care and always in the office.  Remember this is a laser device and the risk of burns and scars are always possible.  Hope this helps and you have a successful treatment!