What is laser tattoo removal?

Laser tattoo removal uses fast pulses of light to blast the ink particles contained within the layers of skin so that they can be easily broken down by the body’s immune system and flushed out.

Our bodies identify ink as a foreign object, and so will try to remove it. In the case of tattoos, the ink is too large for the body to remove, which is why only blasting the ink into much smaller particles will remove it. The laser does not pierce the skin in the same way that dermabrasion does, but after the laser treatment the skin can have a ‘frosted’ white effect and some soreness that will go away within a couple of days.

After every session here at NAAMA, we apply medical-grade dressings that must stay on for 72 hours. These dressings help ensure the best healing conditions for your skin, keeping the area cool, calm, covered and hydrated.

Our unique laser technology is known for being gentle and relatively pain free, with a unique low-energy and high-pulse speed combination that blasts the ink at a high rate while causing minimal pain. This world-class technology also means there’s less downtime between treatments, enabling you to get your body art removed (or faded) quicker.