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Regardless of the reason, if you're thinking of having a tattoo removed, you may have a plethora of questions running through your mind. You may have a particular tattoo that you'd like to have removed but just don't know enough about it to go for it. If you're in the process of researching tattoo removal, keep reading our article to find out more about a few things you should consider. For more information about our tattoo removal service, visit our page on - Tattoo Removal Bristol UK
Our tattoo removal practitioners have had years of experience helping clients remove unwanted tattoos. From simple questions to complex ones, they've helped hundreds of people when they've wanted to find out more about tattoo removal.
Most, if not all tattoos can now be removed with modern laser technology. Black ink tattoos are the most simple to remove, as you're only dealing with a single colour of the pigment. Coloured tattoos are also becoming easier & easier to remove with advancements in the equipment our practitioners use. The Harmony XL Pro machine we have at the Hampton Clinic makes use of different wavelengths. This enables the machine to break down a range of ink colours, helping to remove & reduce even the most stubborn tattoos.
A chat with our consultants/practitioners will decide whether or not your tattoo is suited for removal. They will be able to give you a general idea of how many treatments you have to go through to remove your tattoo.
With the proper care, attention & precautions taken, laser tattoo removal is perfectly safe. Due to the nature of this treatment, it has to go through stringent safety tests to ensure that the clients that are partaking in the treatment are safe. The idea of laser radiation may also worry you, however the lasers used are completly safe. The type of lasers used emit non-ionizing radiation which carries no risk of cancer or abnormal cell growth. This means that the lasers won't have a chance of mutating cells that may cause other health complications.
The lasers used in our tattoo removal treatment are powerful enough to break down the pigment used in tattoo ink, but not strong enough to harm the dermis/epidermis. The laser pulses are timed to keep the dermis cool so that it won't damage it irreperably. As long as you're working with an experienced practitioner, the equipment won't be used to the point where your skin will be scarred.
The actual process of tattoo laser removal might be a mystery to a lot of people. The laser pulses its beam into the tattoo which ends up breaking the pigment. The pulse paired with the high intensity of the laser causes the pigment in the tattoo to break apart. The pigment particles are blasted & broken down to the point they're small enough to be drawn away & flushed out of the body, leaving your dermis free of pigment.
Located in a beautiful three-storey Grade II Listed Building in Clifton, Bristol, The Hampton Clinic’s vision is to offer results-driven technology and the latest advancements in non-invasive aesthetics, beauty and wellbeing treatments. We pride ourselves in building trusting and loyal relationships with our clients and we’re passionate about getting you life-changing results. Whatever your concern, we will help devise a bespoke treatment programme for you that will reignite your body confidence and help you take the first step towards becoming the best version of yourself.
If you'd like more information about our tattoo removal service, visit our service page on - Tattoo Removal Bristol UK or give the clinic a call on - 0117 973 4444 to speak to our specialists. They'll be able to advise you on your tattoo removal treatment & book you in for a consultation.
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