Remove Tattoos without Scar by Picosecond Laser

Picosecond laser tattoo removal is definitely an aesthetic medicine intervention that removes a classic tattoo permanently. This surgical procedure takes away from other ways of laser tattoo removal for example surgery and dermabrasion. A primary reason with this is always that laser tattoo removal doesn't cause scars or marks.The key of the medical intervention would be to send a laser light which will feel the skin without having to burn it and disintegrate the pigments that comprise a lot of it from the tattoo.

There are many methods and various lasers with respect to the colour of the tattoo.The cost of picosecond laser tattoo removal depends upon the top of tattoo, the picosecond laser machine technology used and the amount of sessions the individual needs.To understand the cost of the aesthetic intervention, in euros or dinars, an estimate request is essential.

The session lasts an average of ten minutes and is not very painful. However, it is possible to apply anesthetic cream on the tattooed area.For starters, both the doctor and the patient should wear safety goggles. After cleaning the area to be treated, laser impacts are made. These will be quite fast and will cause a whitening of the flashed part. There is also swelling and low bleeding. The skin is finally disinfected and hydrated with fatty bandages. The sessions will also be spaced for 8 weeks during which the destroyed pigment will be gradually eliminated by the body.

Laser tattooing causes a burning sensation after the session and during the days following surgery. It depends of course on the size of the tattoo. It is advisable to apply a healing ointment for 6 to 7 days afterwards. In some cases, an occlusive dressing may be applied to accelerate healing. Treatment may cause bleaching of the treated area, edema and superficial bleeding. A darkening of the skin (hyperpigmentation) is quite common as well, but eventually disappears.

Just like for a tattoo, it is mandatory to let the skin rest and heal, for 1 to 2 months, between different tattoo removal sessions.At the end of all the sessions, the final result obtained is the complete and definitive disappearance of the tattoo without scar or mark.Patients with matte skin: high risk of pigmentary changes. Subjects with a tendency to develop hypertrophic scars or keloids

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