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TATTOO REMOVAL
In SharpLight’s tattoo removal treatments and equipment, a laser technology is used to target the ink of the tattoo and to apply localized pulses of light, aimed to decompose the tattoo’s pigment clusters. More specifical -ly, this pulsed light safely passes through the skin’s outer layer and is absorbed by the ink; the light is then converted to heat, which breaks the ink down into much smaller, more manageable particles. The body’s lymphatic system then filters these particles out over several weeks’ time and, as this natural elimination occurs, the tattoo fades and eventually disappears. SharpLight’s technologies include varying spot sizes and other customizable settings to ensure the most effective removal with the lowest risk of side effects. While the number of treatment sessions depends on the colour, size and placement of tattoo, all profiles can be effectively and safely treated.
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Frequently Answered Questions
Each tattoo is unique and requires a different number oftreatments, depending on the depth of ink penetration, thesize, age, and color of the tattoo itself. ln order to see optimaltattoo removal results, you need approximately 4-8treatments in 8 week intervals. This ensures that your body hastime to absorb the tattoo's pigment residue and dispose of itsafely.
Certain pigments and inks are harder to remove thanothers. Lighter colors are more difficult to remove becausethey do not absorb the laser light as easily as darker tones.That being said, most tattoos are treatable, with the exceptionof white ink. During the pre-treatment consultation, you will beadvised regarding your specific tattoo.
SharpLight's laser technology is gentle and safe on theskin. Patients most commonly experience some redness,swelling, and minor blistering after a treatment. Detailedaftercare instructions are always discussed with the patient onhow to properly care for their skin after treatment.
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