A tattoo that once felt right can become something you'd rather not see every day, and removing it is more achievable than ever.
What Is Laser Tattoo Removal?
Laser tattoo removal uses targeted light energy to break down the ink particles beneath the skin into smaller fragments that your body can naturally clear away over time. Different wavelengths of light are often used to target different ink colors, since certain colors respond better to specific laser settings than others. Because tattoo ink is embedded at varying depths within the skin, complete removal typically requires a series of sessions rather than a single treatment. Older, more established tattoos and those with simpler color palettes often respond more predictably than newer or more heavily layered tattoos.









