Discover Revolutionary Tattoo Removal at Esteticline with Nd:Yag Q-switch Laser

At Esteticline, we use advanced Nd:Yag Q-switch technology for safe and effective tattoo removal. This innovative laser works with ultra-short flashes, gently breaking down the pigment without harming your skin.

How We Achieve Results:

• The Nd:Yag Q-switch laser acts precisely, fragmenting the pigment and making it accessible for elimination by the immune system. As a result, your tattoo or permanent makeup will gradually fade over 6-8 weeks.
• The number of procedures is tailored individually and depends on several factors, which our specialist will consider during the initial consultation.

Frequency and Types of Procedures:

• Procedures are carried out at intervals of 8-12 weeks to ensure maximum effectiveness and care for your skin health.
• We specialize in removing black, red, and brown tattoos.
• However, it should be noted that green, blue, yellow, and white colors are not removed by this method.

Procedure Details:

• For black pigment, a wavelength of 1064 nm is used, for brown and red - 532 nm.
• After removing eyebrow tattoo, the eyebrow hairs may temporarily turn white, but this does not affect their growth. Moreover, laser exposure can stimulate eyebrow growth.

Post-Procedure Recommendations:

• -24-72 hours after the procedure, cool the skin with packs at a temperature of 10-15 degrees (not ice packs!)

  (These can be packs from the refrigerator, for example, with milk, sour cream, etc.)

• Avoid alcohol consumption until the swelling has fully subsided

Restrictions After the Procedure for 5-7 Days:

1. Heat treatments (baths, saunas)
2. Skin-damaging procedures (peelings, injections)
3. Laser and photo procedures (epilation, rejuvenation)
4. When staying in the sun, use SPF 30-50.
5. Do not expose the treated skin areas to the sun.

Important to Know:

There are certain contraindications for laser tattoo removal

• blood clotting disorders;
• type I diabetes;
• tendency to form keloid scars;
• cold, elevated body temperature;
• oncological diseases;
• systemic connective tissue diseases;
• skin diseases in the acute stage in the area of impact;
• acute purulent infection in the area of impact;
• use of isotretinoin drugs less than 6 months before the procedure;
• use of gold salt preparations;
• use of topical retinoids less than 2 weeks before the procedure;
• use of drugs causing photosensitization;
• active form of herpes;
• pregnancy, breastfeeding;
• mental disorders, epilepsy;
• high blood pressure;
• known increased sensitivity to laser exposure.