TATOO REMOVAL
Tattoo and permanent makeup removal at our center is performed with a professional Nd:YAG Q-Switched laser. This device uses short, powerful pulses that act only on the pigment without damaging the surrounding skin.
How the technology works
The laser emits ultrashort, high-energy pulses onto the skin. The pigment (tattoo ink) absorbs the laser energy and breaks down into microparticles. The body gradually eliminates the broken-down pigment naturally through the lymphatic system. This is why tattoos fade gradually, session after session.
Preparation for the procedure
The skin is cleaned and disinfected. For greater comfort, an anesthetic cream is applied to the treatment area 20 to 40 minutes before the procedure and covered with a film to enhance the effect. Any remaining cream is completely removed before the laser treatment.
The specialist selects the laser parameters based on:
- The tattoo color,
- The pigment depth,
- The ink density,
- The client’s skin type.
What colors does the laser remove?
1064 nm
- Black
- Dark blue
- Dark shades
532 nm
- Red
- Orange
- Pink
755 nm
- Green
- Blue
- Complex color pigments
During the treatment, the client may experience:
- a slight burning sensation,
- a tingling sensation,
- a popping sensation in the skin.
For added comfort, a cold compress can be applied to the skin.
After the session, the following symptoms may occur:
- Redness,
- Slight swelling,
- A warm sensation,
- Slight peeling.
This is a normal skin reaction that usually disappears within a few days.
Advantages of Laser Tattoo Removal
- Non-surgical
- Minimal risk of scarring
- Precise pigment removal
- Suitable for most skin types
- Gradual and safe tattoo lightening
Contraindications
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding: the procedure is not recommended due to increased sensitivity.
- Cancer: laser treatment is contraindicated in active cases of cancer.
- Epilepsy: laser flashes may trigger a seizure.
- Blood clotting disorders: bleeding and a prolonged recovery may occur.
- Tendency to keloid formation: there is a risk of dense scarring after the procedure.
- Skin inflammation and infections: removal is performed only after the skin has completely healed.
- Active herpes: Laser treatment may trigger an outbreak.
- Recent tanning or skin burns: Increases the risk of pigmentation and burns.
- Taking photosensitizing medications: Increases the skin’s sensitivity to the laser.
- Recent tattoos: Removal is only possible once the skin has fully healed.
Important
* The skin may appear temporarily lighter or darker: this is part of the healing process.
* Actual recovery takes at least 4 weeks.
* If there is severe pain, pus, or increasing swelling → consult a healthcare professional.
PRICE
Eyebrows Tattoo remover
€60/80 — 1 session (30/60 min.)
Body Tattoo remover
Mini — €39
Little — €59
Medium — €79
Big — €99
How many sessions are needed?
The answer varies and cannot be given exactly because every skin and every tattoo is different. It will depend on the depth of the tattoo, metabolism, type of ink, etc. As a general guideline, we would say between 2 sessions (for small tattoos) and 10 sessions (for large tattoos).
Post-Care
First 24–48 hours
- Cool the area if it is hot or irritated (ice inside the plastic bag).
- Do not touch or scratch.
- Keep the area clean and dry.
- No makeup, perfumed creams, or active ingredients (acids, retinol).
Days 3–7
- Scabbing, redness, or small blisters may appear (normal in some cases).
- Do not pick at scabs under any circumstances.
- Use only the healing cream that has been recommended to you.
- Wash gently, without rubbing.
2–4 weeks
- Completely avoid sun exposure on the area (key).
- If you must expose the area to the sun after the scab has fallen off, apply high SPF sunscreen (minimum SPF 50+).
- No sauna, swimming pool, steam room, or strenuous exercise if the area is still irritated.