Laser tattoo removal
Laser breaks tattoo ink into tiny particles that the body clears over the following weeks. Several sessions are needed, spaced weeks apart.
What to expect
Dark inks usually respond best; some colours and old or deep tattoos fade more slowly. Removal is gradual and results vary between people. Skin may be red, swollen or crusted for a few days after each session, and needs simple aftercare.
Consultation first
We examine the tattoo, ask about its age, colours and location, and explain how many sessions may be needed and what result is realistic. Partial lightening to allow a cover-up design is also an option.
Good to know
- Multiple sessions are needed
- Sun protection is important between sessions
- Some pigment change or a faint mark can remain
- Not advised over active skin infection
Frequently asked questions
Will the tattoo go completely?
Many fade a lot, but complete removal is not guaranteed, especially with certain colours.
Does it leave a scar?
Scarring is uncommon with proper technique and aftercare, though pigment change can occur.
How far apart are sessions?
Usually several weeks, so the skin can heal and the body can clear the ink.
This page is for general information. Your dermatologist will advise on what suits you after examination. Results vary from person to person.
Book a consultation
Evening OPD every day, including Sunday. Call or WhatsApp to reserve your slot.