Tattoo Removal

Laser beams only target pigments (colors) and do not damage other non-pigmented tissues. It is expected that the tattoo pigments broken down by laser beams will be excreted by the body's natural protective mechanism. The success of removal and the number of sessions differ according to the color of the tattoo and skin, the type of dyes used, the depth of the procedure. After the removal procedure, crusting and injury occur in that area. The pigments gradually lighten. The sessions are performed 1 month apart. During the treatment, it should be protected from the sun.