Tattoo Removal Using A Laser
Laser removal for tattoos is the most common way to remove your unwanted tattoo. How it works is, the tattoo ink is made up particles stuck together under the skin. Our bodies are designed to remove particles from under the skin. However when they are tied in together as in a tattoo then it’s basically one big particle therefore not allowing the body to get rid of it. This is where the laser comes in. The Laser sends out pulsating light waves that will break up the ink particles in the tattoo that is under your skin. Now that the particles of the tattoo are a lot smaller, your body will take over and start getting rid of the ink particles. Depending on how large your tattoo is and how many colors it is, you will need 1-10 Sessions to get rid of it completely.
Surgically Remove Your Tattoo
If you decide to have your tattoo surgically removed here are some things you need to know. While effective, surgically having your tattoo removed by a Physician will most likely leave a scar. The Doctor preforms the procedure by numbing the area with a local anesthetic then will begin cutting the tattoo away from the area of your body. Then the area of the skin is stitched together. Once the procedure is complete you will be advised to put an antibacterial ointment to promote healing. However there are still chances of a scar being there after it heals.
Using Dermabrasion To Remove Your Tattoo
Another technique is Dermabrasion. This involves using cold to numb the skin and then using a high speed rotary devise to basically sand your skin down. This method allows the ink to leach out of the area. Because this method doesn’t allows work well, it’s usually not the first choice. Plus, the recovery time can be up to 2-3 Weeks and can be painful.
Nat Cell Pen
If you are looking for an at Home option for Tattoo Removal try the Neat Cell Pen. Make sure to wear protective gear when using and follow the instructions for safety.
