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THE BENEFITS
Treat yourself to a beauty boost with LaserAway. We remove tattoos easily and comfortably, thanks to our advanced technology.
- Zaps ink while leaving surrounding tissue unaffected
- Leaves your skin looking uniform and natural is noninvasive and nonsurgical
- Works with most skin tones
- Produces dramatic results with multiple sessions
- Requires little downtime
COLOR SPECTRUM
You’re good candidate for tattoo removal if you have medium to fair skin and your tattoo contains dark — but not dense — ink at a superficial depth. Medium- and fair-skinned people react well because the laser can selectively target ink. If your tattoo happens to be on a spot with good circulation — arms, chest, buttocks — you should see pretty quick results. Areas with poor circulation – ankles, fingers — are a bit more of a challenge.
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FAQ
Q: Will a Laser Remove My Tattoo?
A: Tattoos are meant to be permanent, so removing them is difficult. There are several methods of tattoo removal which have proven effective. The degree of remaining color variations or blemishes depends upon several factors.
Q: Why Remove My Tattoo?
A: Let’s face it . . . we’ve all done something we wish we hadn’t and a tattoo is one of those permanent reminders! Well, it used to be a permanent reminder…
Q: How Long Does It Take To See Results?
A: Though you may see results immediately, more likely you’ll have to have several treatments before a difference shows. The number of treatments depends on the amount and type of ink used and how deeply it sits. Also, it takes three to six weeks between treatments for your body to absorb the pigment residue.
Q: Am I A Good Candidate For Tattoo Removal?
A: You’re good candidate for tattoo removal if you have medium to fair skin and your tattoo contains dark — but not dense — ink at a superficial depth. Medium- and fair-skinned people react well because the laser can selectively target ink.