Yes, after a regeneration time of maximum 6 months, it is totally possible to get a tattoo again in the treated area.

Normally it takes about 6 to 10 sessions, it will depend on the immune system of each person, the size of the tattoo, the type of pigment, the depth, the phototype of the skin, the color and the age of the tattoo.

Between 6-8 weeks and sometimes every 10 weeks. We will monitor the state of regeneration of the skin after the session and assess if it is necessary to make any variation in the time of the next session.

No; Once you finish the number of sessions required, it does not require maintenance sessions, the result is final.

Yes, you can remove the area you want without being the total tattoo.

If possible, the laser also eliminates micropigmentation, in addition to fewer sessions than a tattoo (usually 1 to 4) with an interval of one and a half months between sessions.

The treatment itself is generally considered as painful as the tattoo.

With healthy skin, an adequate post treatment and the use of a laser with good quality control, there is no need to leave scars (more than what can be caused by the tattoo). In some cases there may be hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation of the skin that usually disappears in subsequent months.

When the tattoo artist makes a tattoo, he has to introduce the ink into the dermis (just after the basal layer), since, if they only did it in the epidermis, the drawing would not last in time (due to the renewal of the skin, deterioration of the sun, external agents, etc.) Once introduced into the skin, although our immune system sends a troop of white blood cells, to heal the “wound” (which our body interprets just had) the ink molecules are too large to be removed in its entirety, so the drawing remains intact.

With the laser and its photoacoustic energy these pigment molecules are minimized that our body is not able to eliminate by itself, by destroying them and making them much smaller, we can eliminate them through our lymphatic and vascular system.