How can I remove my scar post laser tattoo removal? (Photo)

I completely understand how frustrating this must feel after going through nine laser sessions. You put in the time and effort to remove the tattoo, and now you’re left with a mark you didn’t expect. Please know you’re not alone—scarring and pigment changes can sometimes happen after tattoo removal, and while they can be stubborn, there are definitely options to make things look better.

Some of the treatments that can help improve the appearance include:

Laser resurfacing (like fractional CO₂ or erbium): helps smooth texture and even out color differences.

Microneedling, sometimes paired with PRP: stimulates collagen and softens the scar over time.

Topical scar treatments: such as silicone gels or prescription creams to lighten and soften the area.

Injections (like steroid or PRP): can help if the scar is raised or firm.

Camouflage tattooing: in certain cases, blending the area with your natural skin tone.

It’s important to set realistic expectations—the scar may not disappear completely, but it can often be improved so it’s much less noticeable. Meeting with a dermatologist or laser specialist in person would be the best next step to personalize a plan for your skin.

You’ve already been through a long process, so don’t lose hope—there are still options that can help you feel better about this area.