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Tattoo Removal

Your Journey to Ink-Free Life

This treatment utilizes advanced laser technology, specifically Q-switched Nd: YAG lasers, to break down tattoo pigment particles deep beneath the skin's surface.

Benefits:

Tattoo removal offers a way to effectively and safely eliminate unwanted tattoos, restoring clear skin and confidence. Using advanced laser technology, it can target a wide range of ink colors and is suitable for all skin types, providing a permanent solution to a previous aesthetic choice

Treatments:

The procedure involves the application of topical anesthesia followed by the use of Q-switched Nd: YAG lasers to fragment tattoo pigment particles deep within the skin.

Result:

Patients can expect progressive fading of their tattoos with each session, leading to significant reduction or complete removal depending on the tattoo's complexity and ink colors.

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Procedure

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We believe in complete transparency, so you know exactly what to expect during your visit. Our process is designed from start to finish for your safety, comfort, and to deliver the best possible results.

Application of topical anesthesia to minimize any discomfort

Delivering of the shots via a Q switch tattoo removal machine

Post procedure cream application

How it Works

Tattoo Removal at Metamorphosis

Over a series of sessions spaced several weeks apart, the fragmented ink is naturally absorbed and eliminated by the body.

Topical anesthesia applied.

Laser targets tattoo pigment

Ink particles fragment.

Body absorbs fragments.

Multiple sessions required.

Weeks apart between sessions.

Skin heals over time.

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Synopsis of treatment

Size dictates duration.

Topical anesthesia used.

Results are lasting.

Both genders eligible.

Two weeks healing

Risks include redness.

Resume work next day.

Sessions range 6-15.

Suitable for all.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is tattoo removal painful?

Modern tattoo removal techniques, such as Q-switched Nd: YAG lasers, use topical anesthesia to minimize discomfort. Patients often describe the sensation as tolerable, similar to snapping a rubber band against the skin.

How many sessions are needed to remove a tattoo?

The number of sessions required depends on various factors, including the size, color, and depth of the tattoo. On average, 6 to 15 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart are needed for optimal results.

Are there any risks or side effects?

While generally safe, tattoo removal may involve temporary side effects such as redness, swelling, and minor irritation. In rare cases, there may be slight changes in skin texture or pigment. These risks are minimized by choosing a qualified provider and following post-care instructions.

Will tattoo removal completely erase my tattoo?

Complete removal is possible for many tattoos, but it depends on factors like ink color, tattoo depth, and skin type. Some tattoos may fade significantly but not completely disappear. Your provider can assess and discuss realistic expectations during a consultation.

How long does it take to see results?

Visible results vary with each session as the body gradually removes fragmented ink particles. Typically, noticeable fading occurs after the first few sessions, with final results becoming evident as treatment progresses.

Can all types of tattoos be removed?

Q-switched Nd: YAG lasers are effective for removing a wide range of tattoo colors, including dark and stubborn pigments like black, blue, and green. However, tattoos with lighter colors like white or pastels may be more challenging to remove completely.

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