Extensive experience and full dedication to the tattoo removal processOur long-standing expertise in laser tattoo removal has allowed us to focus our efforts on three key areas: safety, effectiveness and skin recovery.

The tattoo removal treatment is a modern and highly effective method that allows us to eliminate tattoos of all types, including both black ink and multicolour designs. Thanks to Nano-Pico laser technology, which combines picosecond and nanosecond pulses, we can offer one of the most powerful and precise systems available on the market. This advanced laser tattoo removal device ensures minimally invasive sessions with short recovery times.
Our specialists have over 10 years of experience dedicated exclusively to high-precision laser work, ensuring reliable and safe results in every session.

The treatment plan we follow is carefully structured and carried out by highly qualified professionals, following the steps outlined below.

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Initial consultation where we identify possible contraindications and assess whether the laser tattoo removal procedure is suitable for the patient.

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Test shot-a small test is performed to estimate ink depth and its reaction to the laser. This allows us to select the ideal wavelength and energy levels to ensure safe and effective tattoo removal.

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We schedule the first session and, if needed, determine the most appropriate form of local anaesthesia.

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The tattoo is treated on the scheduled day using advanced laser technology.

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At the end of the session, our specialist provides personalised aftercare instructions to minimise recovery time and support proper skin regeneration.

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Sessions are repeated every 4–8 weeks until the desired result is achieved.

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Before deciding to remove a tattoo or permanent makeup with a laser, avoid significant sun exposure for at least 10 days. The treated area should not be irritated or inflamed prior to the session.

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It is not recommended to sunbathe or expose yourself to sunlight after the session until the skin is completely healed. In cases where this is difficult, it is essential to limit sun exposure by using sunscreens with high sun protection factors (SPF 50+) applied 15 minutes before going outside.

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It's very important that you don't cover your tattoo with plastic or any other material that prevents your skin from breathing. If there's a risk of infection or friction, you should cover it with gauze that allows air to circulate.

It is normal for the treated skin to remain swollen or red for a few days after the laser tattoo removal session. Blisters or scabs may appear as part of the natural healing response.
Do not pop blisters or remove scabs under any circumstances. If an accident occurs, apply a repairing cream to keep the area hydrated and reduce the risk of scarring.
General aftercare tips:

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After a laser session, it's more than just a simple tip to wash the area with water and a pH-neutral soap, and don't forget to apply a repair cream designed for this purpose. This cream should be applied 2-3 times a day.

This procedure is not recommended for people with diabetes, immunodeficiency, cardiovascular disease, those who have recently undergone invasive surgery, those with skin cancer, or those with a contagious disease or an open, unhealed wound. In these cases, before opting for this procedure, it is appropriate to evaluate the case to determine if it is a suitable option or what other alternatives might be considered. It is also not a suitable option for women who are breastfeeding or pregnant.

Laser tattoo removal may not be recommended for people with:

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