FAQs Archive - Laser Tattoo Removal Services

Q: Can I lighten my eyeliner instead of fully removing it?

es. Some clients choose lightening so they can later correct or redesign their permanent makeup.

Q: Is eyeliner tattoo removal the same as eyebrow tattoo removal?

Both are forms of permanent makeup removal, but eyeliner is closer to the eye and may require additional precautions.

Q: How many sessions will I need?

The number of sessions depends on pigment color, depth, age, density, and your body’s natural response.

Q: Can laser remove permanent eyeliner?

Laser may help fade or remove permanent eyeliner pigment, but the eye area requires special care, proper evaluation, and professional eye protection.

Q: When Can I get Another Eyebrow Tattoo?

We typically tell our clients to wait around 8 to 12 weeks for their skin to fully heal before they get their new eyebrows done.

Q: How Does the Quanta Q Plus C Laser Remove Tattoos?

The Quanta Q Plus C laser is an innovative FDA-cleared, non-invasive cosmetic laser treatments using slightly different technology to effectively reduce, or completely eliminate, the appearance of tattoos. Quanta Q Plus C laser removes tattoos using incredibly brief pulses of powerful light outside of the visible spectrum. This invisible light within the infrared range is delivered in short bursts lasting a few nanoseconds. It’s especially effective on black and highly colored tattoos. This laser removal technique breaks up the ink into tiny, dust-like particles triggering your body’s immune system to absorb and then eliminates them. The technique is precise; there’s no thermal damage to surrounding tissue. Laser tattoo removal treatments also stimulate the production of collagen, creating smooth skin at the tattoo removal site. In fact, they can be used to remove tattoos from all areas of the body.

Q: What are the Benefits of Using Laser Tattoo Removal Versus Other Treatment Options?

Before laser tattoo removal treatments, to remove a tattoo involved longer and more direct exposure to heat. This led to discomfort during treatments as well as burning and discoloration of skin at the treatment site. Now the state of the art technology of the Quanta Q Plus C uses bursts of powerful energy to increase their performance, which means that fewer treatments are needed. Some additional benefits of the Quanta Q Plus C includes: • Less discomfort during treatments • Fewer treatments for optimal results • Better results than previous treatment options • Quick sessions The possibility of scarring with the Quanta Q Plus C is also low, especially when following the aftercare instructions.

Q: How Many Treatment Sessions Do I Need?

We offer a complimentary consultation to review your tattoo and determine the best treatment plan for its removal. Your laser tattoo removal treatments depend on several factors, including: Size of tattoo Age of the tattoo Location and quality of the tattoo Colors used in the tattoo Your immune system In most cases, when using laser tattoo removal for treatment, 90% of ink elimination can be reached. An average of 10-12 sessions are usually required to eliminate a tattoo, but each case is unique and may require more or fewer treatments. The frequency of treatment depends on your tattoo; the most common time frame between treatments would be 6-8 weeks. However, variables such as skin type, the saturation of ink and immune response can lead to the increased spacing of treatments upwards of 12 weeks apart. Tattoo removal pricing is also based on the size of the tattoo. Package discounts are available when they’re purchased in advance.

Q: How Long Does Laser Eyebrow Tattoo Removal Take?

It takes one to five laser tattoo removal sessions to erase an eyebrow tattoo. It could take more depending on the type of ink, your skin, and the technique used by the tattoo artist who did the eyebrow tattoo.

Q: How Long Do I Have to Wait After Getting an Eyebrow Tattoo to Have it Removed?

It’s best to wait for 6 to 8 months before starting any laser treatments after getting a new tattoo of any kind. For the procedure to be effective, tattoos need to settle into the dermis. The colors will show through the tones of the epidermis and the dermis.