Many people have a different perspective on getting a tattoo done.A Getting a tattoo is a common trend worldwide, and these tattoos serve as a symbol of trend, pledge of love, devotion (tradition, religion), and body decoration. But many people want to get rid of their tattoos for a variety of reasons. But before talking about tattoo removal methods, lets understand the types of tattoos.
The laser-assisted technique of tattoo removal works the best. In this method, the laser breaks the dark pigment present in the tattoo using a high-intensity beam of light of precise wavelength. A consultation with an expert dermatologist or laser specialist can help determine the success rate for laser tattoo removal. The success of laser tattoo removal depends upon the type of tattoo, color of tattoo, and the intensity of depth the tattoo ink is present in the skin.
In this method, the particular wavelengths of laser light pass through the skin, and it breaks up the tattoo ink that is present underneath the skin. The tattoo pigment is then removed from the body by the immune cells. Different wavelengths of lasers are used to break different colors of tattoo ink, and dark color like black tattoo ink is most easiest to remove, as they absorb all types of laser light wavelengths.
The laser is a safest and low-risk method that helps one to get a tattoo-free skin. It is a bloodless technique that can remove stronger, lager, colored, and complex tattoos by targeting an intense beam of light that break the tattoo ink pigment without leaving behind any scar on the body.
Laser tattoo removal can be performed using different types of lasers like Q-Switched Nd: YAG or Ruby laser. Protective eyewear is provided during the treatment, and the skin expert first tests the skin reaction towards the laser by doing a patch test. This helps to find out the intensity and appropriate laser energy to be used during the treatment. Then a high powered light beam targets the outer layer of skin and these layer passes the skin layer without causing any damage to the surrounding skin, and the laser light is absorbed through the tattoo ink or the pigment. The absorbed light is instantly converted into heat that raises the temperature and destroys the laser tattoo ink and pigment into small particles. These particles of tattoo ink or pigments are then removed off from the skin and cleared form the lymphatic system and white blood cells of the body.
