Tattoo Removal Edmonton
Treatment Pricing
- Starting from $150 per session (2″x3.5″ or smaller)
*Consultations are strongly recommended for quotations*
At Encore Medical Rejuvenation, laser tattoo removal is one of our most requested procedures. As we age, our preferences change, and our once amazing tattoos become something we’d rather not display. In years past, there wasn’t much that could be done about that unwanted tattoo, but now, those days are gone, and treatments are available to make your once tattooed skin clear again.
There are a lot of questions surrounding the tattoo removal procedure. Does tattoo removal hurt? How does laser tattoo removal work? Are there other tattoo removal methods? How many laser tattoo removal sessions are required to remove a tattoo completely? At Encore Medical Rejuvenation, we can answer all of your questions, allowing you to make a decision that best suits your needs.
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How Does Laser Tattoo Removal Work Services in Edmonton?
How Does Laser Tattoo Removal Work?
Does Tattoo Removal Hurt?
Does Tattoo Removal Hurt?
Are There Other Tattoo Removal Methods?
Are There Other Tattoo Removal Methods?
How Many Laser Tattoo Removal Sessions are Required?
How Many Laser Tattoo Removal Sessions are Required?
What are the Procedures Before and After Tattoo Removal?
Before the procedure, there is nothing you need to do to prepare. However, at Encore Medical Rejuvenation, we recommend staying out of the sun before and after the procedure. Blisters are a potential body response to the laser, especially in already damaged skin, so you should avoid sun exposure throughout the tattoo removal process.
After the tattoo removal procedure, clients can expect redness, swelling, small blisters, and slight itchiness. It is very important not to scratch the treated area as this can increase the chances of scarring. Additionally, do not submerge the area in water as it is healing. Aftercare instructions will be provided and, for the best results, follow them thoroughly. If you must go in the sun, cover the area being treated.
Any swelling and redness should subside dramatically within two weeks, but it is not recommended to continue treatments until directed. The skin needs time to heal to make the procedure as effective as possible.