How does a tattoo-removing laser work?

Whether it was once upon a time or only last year that you thought it was a good idea to have your body stamped with a unicorn, help is available. If it’s because you are making a professional career move or because the person whose name is etched into your neck broke your heart, it does not mater why you need the tattoo removed.  What you need to know is that there is an eraser for all that ink, regardless of the color or intensity. In 10 minutes to 1 hour the laser can significantly lighten and reduce the tattoo by breaking down the ink.  A dramatic difference can be seen after only one treatment and complete removal can be achieved over time. Contact our office at 303.985.8520 today for an appointment.

Q. I have acne. It’s embarrassing. I can’t believe with all the washing I do that I have embarrassing breakouts. Is there any solution?
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Q. I think I have sun damage to my skin, or so I’ve been told by my friends. How would I know if I have sun damage and should I be concerned if I do?
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Q. I’ve heard electrolysis has been around for a couple of decades. Is it more effective now than it used to be?
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Q: I heard that tattoo removal will leave a scar, one that might bother me more than the tattoo itself. I wish I hadn’t gotten the tattoo. Is it too late to change my mind?
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Q: I want fuller lips, but I’m not up for expensive injectables. What alternatives do I have?
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Q. Now that I’m in the workforce, my tattoos are a problem. It was one thing to have a tattoo while in college—so many of my friends did. But when I look around my office, none of the department heads have tattoos. Sometimes I think that no matter if my work performance is exceptional that I will end up being the exception: the one single person who doesn’t get promoted. How many visits and how long will it take to get my tattoo removed?

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Q:  It seemed like a good idea at the time…when I got my tattoo. When I think back, it was probably more about me wanting to break out of my mold, make change, and do something a little edgy. I regret it now. Does tattoo removal work?

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