Laser
Laser tattoo removal – how does it work?
The laser uses short pulses of light to break down pigment particles, which the body then gradually removes naturally.
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What affects the result?
The colour, depth and quality of the pigment, skin type, age of the tattoo and the body's individual response all matter. Darker pigments generally respond better, while lighter colours can be more challenging to treat.
How many sessions are needed?
Tattoos often require several sessions spaced several weeks apart. We can only estimate the exact number after examining the pigment and assessing the response to the first treatment.
Care after treatment
Protect your skin from the sun, use the recommended SPF protection, avoid rubbing the area and follow your individual care instructions. Mild redness or swelling can be an expected temporary response.
Before the first treatment, we hold a consultation and assess whether the procedure is suitable.

