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Laser tattoo removal  is a common procedure for removing tattoos. When a tattoo is done, the artist injects colored ink into the medium layer of the skin. The light used in laser tattoo removal procedures breaks down the ink pigments and the body filters the pigment debris. The laser beam only affects the tattoo ink, without harming the surrounding skin. The laser device needs to be calibrated differently depending on what color is removed. The tattoo removal procedure is done by removing different colors, not entire areas of the tattoo at the same time. Generally tattoos can be removed without severe side effects. There are, however, tattoos which cannot be completely removed due to the technique of the artist and the ink he used.

What is Laser Resurfacing? As laser technology advances, doctors are using Laser Resurfacing to treat many conditions previously difficult to remedy. Today, doctors have lasers of different strengths which use different light bands and energy levels to treat many of these problems. Laser Resurfacing is now used to reduce signs of aging, to even out skin tone, to reduce pore size, and to eliminate acne scars. Doctors have found laser resurfacing to be effective on scarring, birthmarks, and rosacea. Some doctors are even using it as a treatment for stretch marks. 

What is Laser Hair Removal? This procedure allows a care provider to use laser energy to remove unwanted hair and slow the growth of new hair.

Laser tattoo removal  is a frequently used tattoo removal procedure. Laser beams are used to target specific ink pigments and break them down. Afterwards,...