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Frequently Asked Questions
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During your required consultation we assess tattoo size, ink colors, depth, and skin condition. We explain the laser process, expected number of sessions, potential risks, healing timeline, pricing structure, and answer questions to create a personalized removal plan.
The number of sessions varies widely based on ink color, depth, age, and scarring. XS tattoos often require fewer sessions, but typical ranges are four to twelve treatments. We provide an individualized estimate during consultation and recommend package options for consistent progress.
Most clients report brief stinging or snapping sensations with each pulse; discomfort is generally mild for small XS areas. We use rapid pulses, targeted cooling, and experienced technique to minimize pain. Discuss any sensitivity concerns during your consultation.
After treatment keep the area clean, dry, and protected. Expect redness, swelling, blistering, and scabbing; do not pick. Apply recommended ointments, avoid sun exposure and tanning beds, and follow the clinic’s timeline for dressing changes and follow-up visits.
Black and dark pigments respond best, while reds, blues, and greens can require specialized wavelengths and more sessions. Some inks, like white or metallic pigments, may not fade predictably. We evaluate color composition and set realistic expectations during your consultation.
Contraindications include pregnancy, active skin infections, recent isotretinoin use, uncontrolled diabetes, and tendency to keloid. Recent sun exposure or tanning can postpone treatment. We review medical history and medications during consultation and may request physician clearance when necessary.