LASER

A laser is a device that produces light of a single color or wavelength. In dermatology, these lasers produce pulses of high-energy light that is taken up by the desired target. In the case of hair removal, the target is the melanin pigment contained within the hair shaft. Thus, hair must be brown or dark to be effective. White and blonde hair cannot be removed. In the case of skin rejunation and resurfacing the target is water to dehydrate and exfoliate layers of skin and stimulate collagen production.

Laser hair removal is the use of laser energy to produce long-term hair reduction. This is accomplished by producing heat in the hair, which is transferred to the hair follicle, which in-turn produces inflammation, and this inflammation sends a signal to the hair follicle to go into the resting (telogen) phase instead of the growth phase.

You aren't stuck with that tattoo you got on the spur-of-the-moment. Old methods of tattoo removal created a great deal of scarring, but the lasers used today are not only more gentle, but also more effective.

A beam of light from the laser is fired in rapid bursts onto the tattoo and the pigment heats, erupting from the skin. You will need 6 to 8 treatments