
Tattoo Removal
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About Tattoo Removal
Tattoo removal is a treatment that uses a laser to break tattoo ink in the skin into fine particles so it can be gradually cleared through the body's natural metabolic processes. Because the wavelength that responds differs by tattoo color, ink amount and depth, choosing the right device is important.
PicoSure, a 755 nm picosecond laser, and RevLite, a Q-switched Nd:YAG laser, are selected according to the tattoo's colors. Rather than disappearing all at once, a tattoo treated with laser gradually fades over several sessions.
At 3Leaf Clover Clinic, we plan treatment for each area, from tattoos sized like a coin, a business card or an A4 sheet to semi-permanent makeup such as eyebrows and eyeliner. Large tattoos are treated after consultation. The number of sessions needed and results may vary from person to person.
Key Features of Tattoo Removal
Laser device chosen to match the tattoo's colors
PicoSure and RevLite used in combination
Breaks ink particles into fine fragments
Removal of semi-permanent eyebrow and eyeliner tattoos
Treatment plans tailored to tattoo size
Session intervals set with recovery in mind
Recommended For
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Those who want to remove an old tattoo
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Those whose semi-permanent eyebrow tattoo looks unnatural in shape or color
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Those who want to tidy up an eyeliner tattoo
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Those who need tattoo removal for work or a change in lifestyle
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Those who want to lighten an existing tattoo for a cover-up
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Those wondering whether a color tattoo can be removed
Treatment Process
Consultation and diagnosis — We check the tattoo's size, colors and depth, and plan the device and number of sessions.
Anesthesia and preparation — Numbing cream is applied, and eye protection is worn for treatment near the eyes.
Laser treatment — PicoSure or RevLite is applied according to the tattoo's colors.
Soothing care — The treated area is soothed with cooling and a healing ointment.
Follow-up check — After recovery, we check how much the tattoo has faded and proceed with the next session.
Treatment Areas for Tattoo Removal
Before & After Care
For satisfying results, please review the following.
Redness, swelling, blisters and scabs may occur after treatment; please do not pick off scabs.
Pigmentation, hypopigmentation or scarring may occur, so aftercare and sun protection are important.
Some colors may not fade well or may leave traces.
Semi-permanent tattoos containing white or peach pigments may darken after treatment.
For a few days after treatment, please avoid activities that irritate the treated area, such as saunas, swimming and drinking alcohol.
A prior consultation is required if you are prone to keloids or are pregnant.
