Should I get my tattoo removed now or wait until better technology hits the market?

Thank you for your question. Laser companies are always working on newer technologies, however there is no time table for when they will be commercially available. I believe you may not be interpreting the post tattoo photos correctly. Most doctors will not have pictures of complete tattoo removal because it typically takes 2-3 months after treatment to for the tattoo to clear. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to discuss your concerns and to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!

You can wait for technology to evolve, or you can get started now with the very effective PicoWay laser. Tattoos are not “erased.” The ink has to be shattered with the laser and broken into minute particles so that the body can absorb and eliminate them. This is a gradual process that takes months to accomplish. Therefore, even after your final tattoo treatment, you'll still probably see a slight shadow of the tattoo. Three months later, however, it should be gone. A board-certified dermatologist will be able to evaluate your tattoo to determine how many treatments you will need and how long it will be before the tattoo can no longer be seen.

Thank you for your question. Laser companies are always working on newer technologies, however there is no time table for when they will be commercially available. I believe you may not be interpreting the post tattoo photos correctly. Most doctors will not have pictures of complete tattoo removal because it typically takes 2-3 months after treatment to for the tattoo to clear. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to discuss your concerns and to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!