Tattoo Removal Process

Tattoos can be great when you first get them, but tastes change, and sometimes that ink doesn’t age as well as you hoped. If you’re stuck with a design that no longer speaks to you, don’t fret—Nova Med Spa of Omaha has your back.

We utilize the latest technology to get rid of that unwanted ink!

The tattoo removal process effectively breaks down tattoo ink of all colors, allowing your body to absorb it naturally. Although multiple sessions may be necessary for complete removal, the procedure is designed to provide long-lasting results, enabling you to reclaim your skin without the burden of unwanted ink.

Tattoo Removal

FAQ's

What is the removal process?

Tattoo removal is different for each person. There are various factors that go into the removal process such as:

Tattoo removal varies significantly among individuals, with outcomes ranging from complete removal to partial fading. While some procedures, particularly laser treatments, can effectively eliminate tattoos, others may leave traces due to factors such as ink color and depth of pigment. Darker colors like blue and black tend to respond more favorably to laser removal, as they absorb light more efficiently, whereas certain hues may resist removal due to their chemical composition or because the pigment is situated too deeply within the skin for the laser to effectively target.

Your aesthetician will give you instructions for taking care of the area after treatment. However, in general, immediately after treatment, apply an ice pack to the treated area to reduce swelling and discomfort. It may be necessary to use a topical antibiotic cream or ointment to prevent infection, and a bandage should be used to protect the site. You can shower the following day, but avoid scrubbing the affected area to prevent irritation. When going outdoors, cover the treated area with sunscreen to shield it from UV exposure. Refrain from picking at the skin post-treatment, as this can increase the risk of scarring.

Yes! Thanks to technology, the treatment of tattoos with laser systems has become much more effective, with a lower risk of scarring.