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Halloween Tattoo Removal Competition!
Deadline: Entries close October 30th,
and we’ll announce the lucky winner
on Halloween, October 31st!
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our Revlite Si Laser Tattoo Removal!
Is the tattoo you once loved no longer defining you?
With the latest laser technology, we offer safe and effective tattoo removal. Regardless of size or colour, we help you regain clear skin.
Why Choose Us?
Fast, Effective Treatment
Experience matters! Achieve optimal tattoo removal with our expert Laser Specialists.
At Advanced Aesthetic Clinic, our 6 years of experience ensure you get the best results. Our skilled Laser Specialists know the optimal settings to use, which is more important than the machine itself, ensuring effective removal while avoiding side effects.
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Safe for any skin type I-VI. Innovative technology from Cynosure ensures minimal pain and no scarring.
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A test patch may be necessary before commencing treatment with laser.
Power, versatility, and flexibility
Why Choose Laser Tattoo Removal?
Unlike other methods which often damage the skin and provide limited effectiveness in removing ink, lasers pose minimal risks and typically result in only minor side effects. With proper aftercare and avoiding sun exposure between sessions, these side effects can be minimized.
Methods such as TCA, dermabrasion, salabrasion, and tattoo removal creams prove ineffective as they only target the superficial layers of the skin (the epidermis), whereas tattoo ink resides deeper in the dermis. Continuous irritation from these methods can lead to skin damage, with any lifted ink forming scabs originating from the epidermis, leaving the majority of the tattoo untouched.
When considering the only viable alternative, excision—a form of minor surgery—though it offers a quick solution by instantly removing the tattoo, it's drastic and leaves behind a permanent surgical scar. The healing process is lengthy, and there's a heightened risk of infection.
For a safe and effective solution, we recommend our Q-switch RevLite laser from Cynosure. With this state-of-the-art technology, you're in capable hands. Our experienced Laser Specialists undergo extensive training in utilizing our tattoo removal laser, ensuring optimal results and minimal risk
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Understanding
Traumatic Tattoos
What is a
Traumatic Tattoo?
A traumatic tattoo, also known as an accidental tattoo, occurs when particles such as dirt, asphalt, or other foreign materials become embedded in the skin due to an injury. Unlike traditional tattoos, which are created intentionally with ink, traumatic tattoos result from accidents and can be unsightly and emotionally distressing.
Asphalt Tattoos
Description: Commonly result from road accidents where asphalt particles are driven into the skin.
Challenges: The dark coloration and the depth of the particles can make removal difficult.
Graphite Tattoos
Description: Happen when pencil lead (graphite) is embedded into the skin, usually from accidents involving pencils.
Challenges: Although less common, the grey-black coloration can be tricky to eliminate.
Gunpowder Tattoos
Description:
Gunpowder tattoos occur when gunpowder residues are forced into the skin, often seen in military or firearm-related accidents.
Challenges:
The chemical nature of gunpowder can complicate the laser removal process.
Conclusion:
We hypothesize that the rapid transfer of high-energy pulses to the powder particles causes micro-explosions of these fragments, leading to cavitation and provoking transdermal perforations and subsequent scarring.
For this reason, we are unable to remove gunpowder tattoos.
Metallic Tattoos
Description: Result from metal fragments or shrapnel embedding in the skin, typically from explosions or industrial accidents.
Challenges:
Metals can cause significant pigmentation changes and may require specialized treatment.
Coal or Carbon Tattoos
Description: Occur when coal or carbon particles become lodged in the skin, often seen in miners or industrial workers.
Challenges: The deep black pigmentation is particularly resistant to standard removal techniques.
Plant-Based Tattoos
Description: Happen when plant materials, like thorns or splinters, are embedded in the skin and release pigments.
Challenges: Plant-based particles may cause inflammatory reactions, complicating the removal process.
Why Choose us for
Your Traumatic Tattoo Removal?
Our clinic specializes in the safe and effective removal of traumatic tattoos using state-of-the-art laser technology. Our experienced team ensures a personalized approach, tailoring treatments to each individual's needs to achieve the best possible outcomes.
If you have a traumatic tattoo and are considering removal, contact us today to schedule a consultation and start your journey towards clearer skin.
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Understanding
Medical Tattoos
What are Medical Tattoos?
Medical tattoos, also known as paramedical tattoos, are tattoos used for medical purposes rather than for decorative or aesthetic reasons.
These tattoos are often applied to camouflage scars, reconstruct areolas after breast surgery, or enhance features such as eyebrows or lips for individuals with medical conditions like alopecia or vitiligo.
Here are the types of medical tattoos and considerations for their removal using laser technology:
Scar Camouflage
Tattoos
Description: These tattoos are used to conceal scars resulting from surgeries, accidents, or medical conditions.
Challenges:
Scar tissue may require multiple sessions for effective coverage. However, if light colours or skin tones are used in the tattoo, laser removal can be challenging because laser technology typically struggles with pastel shades and colours that closely match the skin tone. In such cases, laser pigment removal might not be effective.
Areola Reconstruction Tattoos
Description: These tattoos mimic the appearance of the areola and nipple after breast reconstruction surgery.
Challenges:
The natural and realistic colours used in these tattoos can be difficult to remove, especially if lighter pigments are involved. Multiple sessions may be required, and complete removal might not be possible if pastel shades are used.
Eyebrow Enhancement Tattoos
Description: Used to fill in sparse or thinning eyebrows, often for individuals with alopecia or other hair loss conditions.
Challenges: The pigments used for eyebrow tattoos can vary widely. Darker pigments are easier to remove, while lighter or skin-toned pigments can be resistant to laser treatment.
Laser pigment removal may not be effective for lighter shades.
Lip Tattooing
Description: Enhances lip shape, definition, and colour, commonly for individuals with cleft lip or those seeking permanent makeup solutions.
Challenges: Lip tattoos often use natural and light colours, which can be difficult to remove with laser treatment. Multiple sessions may be needed, and lighter pigments might not respond well to the laser.
Additionally, when red pigments are used in lip tattooing, laser removal can sometimes cause the treated area to turn black due to the oxidation of the pigment during the laser treatment process.
Vitiligo Camouflage Tattoos
Description: Used to tattoo depigmented areas caused by vitiligo to match the surrounding skin tone.
Challenges: Since these tattoos aim to match the skin tone, they often use light and pastel colours, which are challenging to remove with laser technology.
Effective laser removal in such cases may not be achievable.
Scalp Micropigmentation
Description: Mimics the appearance of a closely shaved head for individuals with baldness or thinning hair.
Challenges: The pigments used for scalp micropigmentation are typically darker, making them more responsive to laser removal. However, multiple sessions may still be required for complete removal.
Why You Should Wait Before Removing a Fresh Tattoo?
It happens—sometimes right after getting a tattoo, you think, "This isn’t what I wanted!" Maybe the design didn’t turn out as expected, or you simply changed your mind. While removing tattoos is possible, it’s important not to rush into it too soon.
Here’s why: Your skin needs time to heal. After all, a tattoo is like a small “wound” that heals layer by layer. The skin must calm down, and the healing process—usually around 6-8 weeks—needs to be complete before we even think about laser removal.
If you try to remove a tattoo too early, you could irritate the skin further or even cause scarring—and no one wants that! The more time you give your skin to heal, the safer the removal process will be, and the better the results.
So, if you’ve got a fresh tattoo that you’re thinking about removing, patience is your best friend.
Give yourself and your skin some time, and in the meantime, if you have any questions, feel free to drop them in the comments!
Why Are Long Breaks Necessary Between
Laser Tattoo Removal Sessions?
Many people wonder why they need to wait so long between laser tattoo removal sessions. The truth is, your body needs time to break down and flush out the pigment that the laser has targeted. This isn't something that can be rushed—unless you happen to be a Shaolin monk with some extreme body-cleansing powers! For the rest of us, the process takes time.
After each session, the laser breaks the ink into tiny particles. These particles are then gradually removed by your body’s immune system. This can take several weeks—definitely more than just three. Shortening the time between sessions doesn’t help, and can even cause unnecessary stress to your skin.
Patience is key here. Give your body the time it needs to naturally get rid of the ink, and you’ll get much better results in the long run!
To provide a free quote for laser tattoo removal, typically we need some of your tattoo data.
Here's a list of common information we might require:
Tattoo Details:
Description of the tattoo(s) to be removed, including size, colour, and location on the body.
Skin Type:
Information about your skin type, as certain skin types may respond differently to laser treatment.
Expectations and Goals:
Understanding your expectations and desired outcome from the tattoo removal process (e.g., full removal, partial removal, or lightening before covering with a new tattoo)
Advanced Aesthetic Clinic
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Y35R288, Wexford town
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