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Our Mission

An unwanted tattoo can be a painful reminder of a mistake made in the heat of the moment, a former relationship, or a past you'd rather forget. They can make for awkward explanations to current dates, difficulty in job interviews and overall frustration. Fortunately science has developed technologies which can eliminate the regret. The world's leading dermatologists and tattoo removal experts have come together to give you all the information you are looking for about tattoo removal. Our goal with this website is to present expert opinions to you which can help shape your understanding of your options for tattoo removal. Laser technologies have been developed which can remove most tattoos, and within this site we talk to the leading scientific minds behind these exciting new technologies. While this site cannot replace the one on one consultation with your physician, it hopefully can provide you a starting point.

Unwanted Tattoos

Tattoos have been a way to decorate the human body for thousands of years. In 1991 a body was discovered in the Austrian Alps, preserved frozen in ice, dating back to 3300 BC and he had dozens of tattoos. From ancient China to Egypt, tattooing as an art has been part of human culture throughout recorded history. And surely as long as man has decorated himself with tattoos he has had some regrets. Perhaps it's the name of a one-time love who has since broken our heart, or the product of a drunken dare, or the inability of a tattoo artist to spell correctly. Whatever the motives, removing an unwanted tattoo is possible and can be performed in most cases with outstanding results. Leading laser physicists and dermatologists have developed laser technologies which can remove tattoos. Some of these researchers appear here to present you with your options.

Laser Tattoo Removal

Laser Tattoo Removal is an extremely effective procedure for the removal of unwanted tattoos. There are a number of factors which will influence the treatment, for example the size and color of the tattoo, the type of lasers available to your treating physician, and the tattoo itself. Each tattoo is unique and each tattoo removal is also unique. Amateur tattoos tend to be much easier to remove while professional, multicolor tattoos may require numerous treatment sessions before being totally removed. Black inks tend to be removed quite easily, while greens and whites can be troublesome. The removal of tattoos involves laser light being absorbed by the skin cells surrounding the ink of the tattoo so the body may remove the ink. This may take a number of treatment sessions. If you are interested in removing a tattoo, the best thing to do is to consult with a physician with a great deal of experience in the process. They may be able to give you an idea of what tattoo removal treatment will be like.

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