Laser tattoo removal is a popular method for erasing unwanted tattoos. It uses laser light to break down ink particles in the skin, allowing the body to remove them naturally over time.
The process requires multiple sessions, depending on tattoo size, color, and depth. Black ink is the easiest to remove, while lighter colors like yellow and green are more challenging. Treatment can be uncomfortable, often compared to a rubber band snap, but numbing creams can help.
Aftercare is crucial—keeping the area clean and avoiding sun exposure speeds healing. While laser removal can significantly fade most tattoos, complete removal isn’t always guaranteed.
