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Frequently Asked Questions
General Tattoo Removal Questions
Can lasers remove tattoos completely?
Yes, lasers can remove tattoos altogether. Lasers are the safest and most effective tool to remove unwanted tattoos. However, you will likely need multiple sessions before the tattoo is entirely removed. Even then, not all tattoos are 100% removable. The number of sessions depends on the size, age, location, and color of the tattoo you want to remove.
Can I get a brand new tattoo removed?
It depends. Some people have the regret of a tattoo before they even hit the parking lot on the way home from the tattooist. But the last thing you want to do is expose an irritated and exposed area of skin to the powerful light of a laser tattoo removal procedure. You should wait about three months after a tattoo is complete before can removal begin.
What is the lymphatic system?
Your lymphatic system is part of your body's immune system. Organs such as your tonsils, spleen (yes that's a real thing), lymph nodes, lymphatic fluid, and lymphatic ducts, among other things, aid in the fight against infection. Most importantly, the lymphatic system produces and releases lymphocytes or White Blood Cells (WBCs). This is why when you have a cold or flu, you often have swollen lymph nodes in your neck that accompany your sore throat. Another function of the lymph system is to flush out potentially harmful substances, like toxins, out of the body. Your body is encouraged to ramp up your lymphatic system when a laser breaks down tattoo ink or benign hyperpigmentation (think port wine stains) into tiny manageable pieces.
