laser tattoo removal

Most small tattoos require 3 to 6 pico laser sessions, spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart. This means full removal usually takes between 4 and 12 months, depending on the tattoo and the body’s response.

“At Lana Skyn, we often see clients who think their tattoo isn’t fading, while in reality the process has already started under the skin. Tattoo removal is not instant, it’s a biological process that takes time.”

👉Should you pop blisters after tattoo removal?No. Blisters should not be popped, as they protect the skin and help prevent infection and scarring. They should be left to heal naturally. Blisters after laser tattoo removal can feel unexpected, especially after a first session. Many clients worry they’ve done something wrong or that something is going wrong. The reality is different.

No, one sunny day usually does not ruin tattoo removal results. It does not bring the ink back or erase progress already made. However, sun exposure after laser tattoo removal can increase skin irritation, raise the risk of pigmentation changes, and sometimes delay the next treatment if the skin becomes inflamed or tanned.

Tattoo removal feels like quick snaps on the skin, similar to a rubber band. Most people rate the pain between 4 and 7 out of 10. Treatments are very fast, and the discomfort is temporary.