Zap Laser Tattoo Removal
About Us
Carbon skin rejuvenation works by applying a carbon paste to the treatment area and blasting the skin with short bursts of laser energy, which works by not only penetrating deep into the skin, but also exfoliating the epidermis giving maximum short and long term results. The benefits of carbon skin rejuvenation are, reduces fine lines and wrinkles, tightens dilated pores, reduces acne, scars, and post acne, discoloration, removes dead skin cells from the superficial epidermal layer, stimulates collagen growth, improves skin texture, clears pores to help reduce blackheads and whiteheads, makes you look younger.
Small business based in Norton with over three years experience in laser and piercing.
Tattoos are created by thousands of tiny ink particles being suspended in the skin, these ink particles are too big for our body's natural healing system to break down, so the ink formations stay and form tattoos.
Laser tattoo removal works by hitting the dark pigment of the ink, breaking the ink particles into smaller pieces, so the body's lymph system can remove it.
The rapid heating of skin pigment, causes the white frosting you sometimes see during and after laser treatment. Carbon dioxide is released as a result of laser penetration and surfaces on the upper layer of the skin, which resembles a white frosting.
In the vast majority of cases, this only lasts 5 - 25 minutes after treatment. It is a temporary side effect, which is perfectly normal. White frosting is always evident during the first treatment, once more ink gets removed from further sessions it won’t appear as much.
It might not look very nice, but the white frosting you see is very much a good thing. This reaction indicates the laser is penetrating the ink effectively. And also shows that your body is reacting and healing quickly.
Factors that affect laser tattoo removal, depth of ink, age of tattoo, skill level of tattooist who did it, ink colours, skin tone, ink quality, ink type, scarring, cover-ups, sun exposure, tattoo location, size of tattoo, immune system, smoking, type of laser.
It can be a frustratingly slow process: 10 or more sessions could be needed to remove the tattoo. The tattoo will become progressively lighter with each treatment.
