The goal of the procedure is to gradually break down the pigment and allow the body to naturally remove it.
Laser tattoo removal is a modern and effective method that uses high-energy light pulses to target pigment in the skin. The laser works on the principle of selective photothermolysis – energy is absorbed by the tattoo pigment, which breaks down into tiny particles. A laser beam of a precisely determined wavelength breaks down the pigment into small enough particles without damaging other skin structures. The broken-down tattoo particles are then naturally removed by our immune system, which takes several weeks. The procedure can be performed without anesthesia, but in rare cases, with local anesthesia. It usually lasts 10–20 minutes, but can take longer depending on the size of the tattoo.
The procedure is safe and precise, as the laser selectively targets the pigment while leaving surrounding tissue unharmed. Multiple treatments are necessary for optimal results, as the pigment is removed gradually. The effectiveness is influenced by the color, depth, and age of the tattoo – darker pigments are generally easier to remove than lighter ones.
At Juventina, we perform the procedure using advanced laser systems that ensure maximum effectiveness, safety, and customization for each individual. The key to outstanding results is a combination of technology, expertise, and proper treatment planning.
The preparation includes a specialist examination where:
Before the procedure, we advise avoiding the sun and irritants.
After the procedure, you can expect:
This is a common skin reaction that usually resolves within a few days.
