Laser Tattoo Removal in Paramus, NJ

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How does Laser Tattoo Removal work?

Laser tattoo removal works by leveraging the principles of selective photothermolysis, which ensures that the laser targets only the tattoo ink while sparing the surrounding skin tissue. The laser emits short, intense pulses of light that penetrate the outer layer of the skin, reaching the ink embedded within the dermis. Different wavelengths of light are used to target specific colors in the tattoo, as various colors absorb light at different wavelengths. The absorbed light energy causes the ink to heat up and break apart into microscopic particles.

Over time, these fragmented particles are absorbed and processed by the body’s immune system, ultimately being flushed out or reabsorbed. This gradual breakdown and elimination of ink particles lead to the fading and eventual removal of the tattoo. The effectiveness of the procedure can depend on factors such as the age, size, and colors of the tattoo, as well as the individual’s skin type and overall health.

Non-Invasive & Safe Procedure
Breaks Up The Ink Molecules

15 & 30 Minute Sessions
Small Risk Of Complications

What is Laser Tattoo Removal?

Laser tattoo removal is a medical procedure that uses high-intensity light beams to break up the pigment colors of an unwanted tattoo. The lasers target the ink beneath the skin’s surface, causing the ink particles to break apart and eventually be absorbed by the body’s immune system. Multiple sessions are often required to fully remove a tattoo, with the number of treatments dependent on factors such as the size, age, and color of the tattoo.

The procedure is considered to be relatively safe but may involve some discomfort and possible side effects, including redness, swelling, and temporary changes in skin pigmentation.

What Happens During the Procedure?

During the laser tattoo removal procedure, a specialized laser emits pulses of light that are absorbed by the tattoo ink. The light energy causes the ink to shatter into smaller particles, which are then gradually eliminated by the body’s immune system. The treatment process typically takes several sessions, spaced weeks apart, to achieve optimal results.

Each session focuses on breaking down a layer of ink, making the tattoo progressively lighter. Patients usually experience a sensation similar to that of a rubber band snapping against the skin, and a topical anesthetic may be applied to alleviate discomfort. Post-procedure, the treated area might be red and swollen, resembling a mild sunburn, and patients are advised to follow specific aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing.