No matter how much one craves to get done a permanent but a most sought question keeps lingering even in the mind of tattoo lovers that— is it possible to remove a permanent tattoo permanently. There are certain options to remove permanent tattoo from the skin without any side effects using advanced professional methods, but the potency of results depends on precision, skills and knowledge of the specialist performing it.

Here we have bring to you the different methods to remove permanent tattoo according to specific needs, skin types, time taken, recovery time, best candidate for each method& what you can expect. Permanent Tattoo Removal: Non-Surgical Methods

Laser is one of the safest and low-risk methods of tattoo removal. A little expensive than others, it is the most preferred tattoo removal technique being bloodless & most effective in removing the larger, stronger & complex tattoos. The mechanism for laser tattoo removal works by breaking up the ink’s pigment colors with a targeted-intensity light beam (high-intensity for complex colors) that removes the tattoo without leaving the scars behind.

Black inked ones be the luckiest for lasers as black absorbs all laser wave-lengths, making it the easiest color to treat. Other colors are treated effectively using selected lasers depending upon the color of the pigment. The right number of session typically depend upon the size and pigment of the tattoo, usually a series of treatment is done at an interval of 8-10 weeks

During a tattoo removal procedure, laser light is applied to the tattooed area of the skin. The light is selectively absorbed by the tattoo ink particles, leaving the surrounding skin tissue and chromophores unharmed. The tattoo ink particles absorb the laser energy, heat up, and shatter into smaller ink particles.

In the days and weeks following a laser treatment, the body’s immune system flushes away the shattered ink particles, causing the tattoo to fade. Over a series of treatments, more and more of the ink shatters, leaving the skin free of ink.

Laser emits the energy that causes the tattoo particles to heat up and break down these tattoo particles into tiny fragments. Then within a period of 8-12 weeks, the scavenger cells of body ‘mop up’ these tiny fragments causes the tattoo to gradually fade over the time. Amateur tattoos generally responds more quickly to the procedure as compared to professional tattoos. Professional tattoos are more difficult to remove completely from the skin because the ink tends to be deeper in the skin. Bright colours which are being used for profesiional tattos are difficult to remove as they do not absorb the energy. They usually take longer time to break down and need more treatments to completely remove the tattoo than black, blue and red colours in amateur tattoos.

Correct assessment of your tattoo including its colour, depth and location, along with correctly assessing your skin type. Skin Type is an important to consider because while most tattoos can be treated in 3-6 treatments, and some tattoos may require more or less treatments such as:

Some colours, such as red, orange and yellow, will require additional treatments. Tattoos where the ink is deeply set within the skin will also require additional treatments. Amateur tattoos will often require less treatments than professional tattoos.

The tattoos can be removed using Laser which is the best way to eliminate it at a shorter interval of time. Tattoos done from amateurs are easy to remove within few sessions as they use less dense ink or carbon.

The tattoos from a professional tattoo maker require a number of laser sessions as they use organic pigments with fine needles which penetrate in the skin at a uniform depth.

The older the tattoo the harder it is to remove because of the pigment shifts to the deeper layers of the skin. Removal of bigger and colorful tattoos is more challenging than a small one or single colored tattoos. The reaction to the treatment is mainly based on the skin type of each patient. The laser impulse are quick and short to which the pigment responses and absorbs them. The high energy laser pulses have been designed, which are likely to heat the surrounding tissue and leave a scar. The laser energy burst and shatters the pigment particles of the tattoo.

We do have treatments depending upon the category of the patient, particularly for cosmetic purpose. We use leading technology for treatments. We try to understand your problems much better and make sure to provide treatment with a positive approach.