Tattoo Removal

[...] tattoos were painful and often resulted in scarring to the skin and even tattoo pigmentation. Tattoo removal took a huge step forward in the 1990s with the application of Q-switched lasers which have [...]

[...] , and most are happy with them for life. But, many prefer to see them gone, which is why tattoo removal is also on the rise. The reasons for this are many and varied. Sometimes people no longer [...]

[...] is through the usage of a Ruby Laser. You can consider a Ruby laser to be the granddaddy of tattoo removal, however once the Q Switch became available they were phased out. This was the logical [...]

[...] itself. The earliest known tattoo on a human was found on a Peruvian mummy from 6,000 BC! Tattoo removal, on the other hand, is a relatively new phenomenon in society, though it’s not hard to see [...]

[...] made it possible to remove tattoos of any size, design and colour through Q-switch Laser and Ruby Laser techniques. How does the removal process work? Depending on what kind of tattoo you have, the [...]

[...] of energy without any loss of power. The only way to achieve this is through the usage of a Ruby Laser. You can consider a Ruby laser to be the granddaddy of tattoo removal, however once the Q [...]

[...] to remove pigment from skin. There are two types of lasers: the common Q-Switch laser, and the Ruby Laser. Both offer different, distinct advantages when it comes to the removals process. Owing to the [...]

[...] The truth about Tattoo Removals So you’re thinking of getting your tattoo removed through laser… but after a quick search on [...]

[...] different, distinct advantages when it comes to the removals process. Owing to the nature of tattoo ink, different pigments are used to create fully-formed art on the skin. Each laser handles these [...]

[...] creams are not penetrative enough to enter the secondary layer of skin – where most of the tattoo ink resides. The fading happens as a result of the tattoo being removed on the top layer of skin. [...]

[...] the Q Switch became available they were phased out. This was the logical evolution in the tattoo removal field for all colours except green. Still to date the Ruby laser is the only machine that can [...]

[...] to four visits and for others; it may take up to as many as ten sessions. Q-switch lasers and Ruby Lasers are built in with different wavelengths depending on which colour is being targeted. It will [...]

[...] % of ink extraction. Further technological advancements have also allowed for the development of Ruby Lasers, most effective for removing green pigmentations – ones that early Q-switched lasers had [...]

[...] within one unit. Presently to date we are the only company that has this device. Laser Tattoo Removal Clinics were now born under the A&M medical clinics company which is the largest cosmetic [...]

[...] downslide on the other side of the rainbow. Hence, there are those who succumbed to the tattoo trend in their late teens and early 20s, who a few years later have reached a professional [...]

[...] just that, tattoo removal has allegedly increased by 440% in just 10 years! Over the past two decades tattoos became extremely popular, gracing people all over the world who you wouldn’t naturally [...]

Patient has decided that she wants the black design removed and to leave the butterfly. On the 24/7/2014 we taped the area that we want to keep and pr [...]