Tattooentfernung /Permanent Make-Up & Microblading Entfernen

Tattoo removal: The treatment process

The laser tattoo removal procedure essentially involves three basic steps.

The procedure begins with a detailed consultation in which the tattoo is examined and the various options for removal are discussed.

If you decide to remove the tattoo, the next step is laser treatment. This takes place over several sessions, depending on factors such as the size of the tattoo, skin condition, colors used and skin regeneration.

Finally, there is aftercare, which contributes significantly to achieving the best possible result. Care and support begin in the treatment facility and continue at home until the patient has completely healed.

consultation

During the first visit, a comprehensive consultation will take place in which your wishes and the options for fulfilling them will be discussed. Together, the optimal method of tattoo removal for your individual case will be determined. You will also receive a detailed treatment plan tailored to your needs.

All the necessary preparation steps are explained and made understandable. If you decide to have laser treatment, the tattoo will be photographed so that the progress can be documented visually after each session.

Treatment

Before treatment, the area to be treated is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected. The laser is then precisely adjusted to the color to be removed in order to achieve optimal results.

During the treatment, the laser device targets the color pigments in the skin and breaks them up with focused light pulses. Minimal bleeding may occur as a result of the color pigments escaping. However, the skin usually remains intact.

Depending on the size of the tattoo, a session lasts about 30 minutes. Up to 14 laser treatments are required for complete removal.

Aftercare

Immediately after laser treatment, redness and slight swelling of the treated skin area may occur. Therefore, careful aftercare and care is particularly important.

First, the lasered area of skin is treated with an antiseptic cream and bandaged to prevent infections. The wound is then treated and further care is provided at home.

A preliminary result is visible approximately four to six weeks after the first session, before the next treatment follows. To ensure optimal results, a break of approximately six to eight weeks between treatments is required, although this is determined individually.