Removal of micropigmentation and a laser tattooing is a procedure advanced that uses laser pulses to fragment the pigment in the skin. The laser energy is absorbed by the particles of ink or pigment, which are then broken into fragments microscopic. These are removed gradually by the lymphatic system, without a affect the surrounding skin. The process is progressively, and the results are obtained after several sessions.

This procedure is intended people who want to remove a body tattoo or micropigmentation for various reasons, be it a unsuccessful result, fading in time or desire to do a new procedure. It is suitable for both women and men men, regardless of age, except cases where there are contraindications medical.

To get the best results, it is important that the skin is healthy and ready for the procedure: Avoid sun exposure and use self-tanners at least 4 weeks before. Do not apply retinol creams or acids scrubs 1-2 weeks before. Do not consume alcohol or drugs anti-inflammatories 24 hours before, because they can increase the risk of bruises Hydrate properly and maintain clean skin on the day of the procedure.

After treatment, it is essential to follow a care protocol to speed up healing and avoiding complications: Apply soothing or healing creams recommended by the specialist. Avoid sun exposure and use cream with SPF 50 on the treated area. Do not scratch, rub or exfoliate the area, to prevent scarring. Avoid the sauna, swimming pool and intense sports for at least 48 hours. Hydrate well and maintain good hygiene corresponding to the treated area.

Immediately after the treatment, the skin can present: Redness and slight inflammation (disappears in a few hours). Superficial heat or burning sensation. Rarely, small crusts or blisters may appear, which should be allowed to heal naturally. As the pigment is removed by the lymphatic system, the treated area will gradually lighten in color. At what interval can the meetings be held? The meetings are carried out at an interval of 6-8 weeks for micropigmentation and 8-12 weeks for body tattoos, allowing the skin to heal and the lymphatic system to remove fragmented pigment.

Laser removal is NOT recommended in the following cases: Pregnancy and breastfeeding. Uncontrolled diabetes. Active autoimmune diseases (lupus, vitiligo, severe psoriasis). Active infections in the treated area (herpes, severe acne, eczema). Tendency to keloid scarring. Recent treatment with isotretinoin (Accutane) - you must wait 6 months after its completion. Recent sun exposure or tanning artificial.

Although it is a safe procedure, there are some minimal risks: Temporary redness and swelling. Irritation or itching in the treated area. Possible crusts or blisters (if not properly cared for, can lead to scarring). Pigmentation changes (hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation temporary). In rare cases, allergic reactions to pigments released in the body.

New Micropigmentation: Can be done after at least 6-8 weeks, but it is ideally wait until the skin is completely regenerated. Facial treatments (chemical peeling, microneedling, dermapen): Recommended after 4-6 weeks, depending on skin healing. Laser or IPL procedures on the same area: After 2-3 months, to avoid irritation. Visible results, no scars! Removal of micropigmentation and a laser tattooing is an effective method, safe and minimally invasive. With care correct and a treatment plan personalized, you will get clean skin and prepared for new aesthetic procedures