The treatment is every 8 weeks so as not to treat the same ink too soon. Some white, yellow and lighter pastel colors cannot be removed. Your specialist may ask you to stop any topical, oral, or skin care products 3 to 5 days before each treatment. Natural sunlight and tanning booths should be avoided at least 2-4 weeks before each treatment to avoid hypopigmentation (white spots).

The new LASER ND YAQ PRO X SAPPHIRA Series is the fastest and most effective system for:

REMOVE TATTOOS, BLEMISHES, and REJUVENATE THE SKIN.

The Nd-Yag LASER is a safe, painless, simple and effective aesthetic procedure used to remove blemishes in the face or body.

It acts through a simple procedure in our body, which reabsorbs the pigment microparticles and then removes them through the lymphatic system, thus removing the blemish.

In most cases, the recommended treatment is comprised of few sessions, which depends on the type of blemish and its size. Usually, it takes between 1 and 4 sessions*.

Using the laser to remove skin blemishes offers the possibility of destroying excess in pigmentation without any type of scars. The blemishes gradually disappear, leaving the skin intact and with a uniform color. These blemishes won’t appear again after being treated, but if you’re not careful and protect yourself against solar radiation (UVA rays), you can develop new blemishes.

Usually, two to three sessions are required to remove a blemish in the skin. There must be a minimum of five weeks between treatment sessions*.

> TATTOO REMOVAL

How many sessions with the Neodymium-Yag laser do I need to remove a tattoo?

The number of sessions required to remove tattoos depends on many things such as the color, area, how old it is and how deep it is. The average number of sessions for a full treatment is 8 to 15.

2. Tattoo pigmentation:

Black and dark blue pigments: These are the colors that respond better to the laser, and that’s why they require less sessions to be removed. However, these colors may be difficult to treat because of their high density in some tattoos, such as tribal ones.

Light blue, green, yellow and mixed-color pigments: The absorption peak and the composition of these pigments may vary and are basically conditioned by the amount of titanium oxide or zinc oxide, which are the most difficult to remove.

Red pigment: It responds well to the laser but requires a few more sessions than black pigment.

3. Type of tattoo:

Professional tattoo: It requires a larger number of sessions, from 8 to 15, due to the fact that the pigments used stay in the skin for a longer time and they’re usually denser and are found deeper in the skin.

Amateur tattoo: This type of tattoo uses more unstable ink and, therefore, there is less pigment and it’s usually more superficial. It requires an average of 8 sessions to remove it but sometimes they are deeper and could need the same number of sessions as a professional tattoo.

4. Body location: 
The areas where the skin is thinner require a lower number of sessions (head, neck, female cleavage, wrist).

In areas like the legs, arms and back, the tattoo’s ink penetrates deeper and the skin is thicker, so they require more sessions.

5. Skin color:

Light-colored skins will respond to the laser better and they will require less sessions to see results. Darker skins will require more sessions to remove tattoos.

Ultra Plus contains larger particles, which results in a longer duration of effect from a single treatment. Ultra treatments typically last from 4-6 months, where Ultra Plus treatments may last up to 9 months.