Most people can have laser tattoo removal, but a few important factors are usually assessed first. Tattoo size and colour matter. Darker inks like black, blue, and green usually fade more easily, while lighter colours can be harder to remove. Laser removal is safe for all skin types, and your clinician will check your skin
The Iris by Bluecore laser machine is highly effective for tattoo removal, targeting a wide range of ink colours with minimal skin damage. It utilises dual wavelengths—532 nm and 1064 nm—to break down different pigment types. The 532 nm wavelength targets brighter ink colours such as red, orange, and yellow, while the 1064 nm wavelength
Wait at least six to eight weeks between laser tattoo removal sessions. This gives your skin time to heal and allows your body to clear the broken-down ink. Scheduling sessions too close together can increase the risk of skin damage and reduce effectiveness, as your body may not have finished removing the ink. By waiting,
A laser tattoo removal session typically lasts 10 to 30 minutes, depending on the tattoo's size and complexity. Smaller or less detailed tattoos often require less than 10 minutes, while larger or more intricate designs may take 30-45 60 minutes.
During laser tattoo removal, a client can expect some discomfort. Most clients describe the sensation as similar to a warm elastic band flicking against the skin. If you’re concerned about discomfort, apply numbing cream to the area 1 hour before your appointment.
Laser tattoo removal happens in phases because ink is placed at different depths in the dermis. Each session targets the most accessible ink first; the deeper ink is treated in subsequent sessions. The immune system takes time to clear broken-down pigments. Giving skin time to heal between sessions helps recovery and lowers the risk of