Laser Tattoo Removal up to 30% off when you buy a Laser Tattoo Removal Pack ends 25 May 2013

If you now regret having a tattoo and would like to remove it, then help is at hand. Laser tattoo removal is a safe and effective treatment that makes tattoos of all sizes and colours simply fade away.Here at Citytattooremoval we use the Lynton  Q-Plus Series, the Q-Plus C incorporates both a Q-switched Nd:YAG Laser System operating at 1064/532nm and a Q-Switched Ruby Laser System operating at 694nm. The Three output wavelengths allow all tattoo colours tobe effectively treated, as well as pigmented lesions. Green, red, blue and black pigments can be removed effectively and quickly thanks to the high peak powers, the large spot sizes and the high repetition rates.
This is the gold standard in tattoo removal offering a safe, fast and effective solution to your tattoo reduction or permanent removal. As we are very successful with our clients  and strive to help as many people as we can we offer a FREE consultation, competative pricing and individual advice. A free test patch will also be given before treatment so you can see what it feels like and decide wether you want to go ahead with the treatment.;

How Tattoo Removal Works

In order to have a good understanding of how laser tattoo removal works its important to understand how the tattoo is made to make it permanent.

Tattoos are made using a motorized needle, this needle pricks holes in the upper epidermal layers, and at the same time this needle injects the ink into those holes, that ink then connects together with the skin molecules which makes the tattoo permanent.

The ink in your tattoo gets broken down with a high energy burst of light. The length of time the light is pulsed for gives a very accurate way of delivering an exact amount of energy.

The high energy light breaks up the ink particles into tiny fragments which are taken up by the macrophage scavenger cells in the skin, and carried away by the body's waste removal systems. As the pigment is carried away, the tattoo gradually disappears. Simple tattoos may dissolve after about three treatments, but usually six to eight treatments are required. This can be more for very large and complex tattoos.
 

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