Laser Tattoo Removal

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Laser Tattoo Removal

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Course Description

Laser Tattoo Removal uses energy emitted from a laser, this energy penetrates the skin and is absorbed by the tattoo pigment. As the tattoo ink particles absorb the laser energy, they heat up and shatter into tiny fragments. These fragments are then flushed from the body. Our program helps you to get a better understanding of what you can safely do and accomplish with this great tool.

Please note Industry Standard and Spa Safety (GEN 300) and Tattoo Colour Theory/ Laser Removal (GEN-800) are a prerequisite for this course.

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What's Included With This Course
  • e-Learning Student Portal Access
  • Textbooks & Learning Material
  • Online Video Tutorials
  • Official Certification
  • Graduation Photograph
Course Outline
  • Contraindications
  • Pre & Post Care
  • Business Building
  • Marketing & Clienteling
  • Insurance, Liability & Client waivers
  • Laser Tattoo Removal 101
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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • How long does it take to remove a tattoo?

    The duration of the tattoo removal process is a concern for virtually all patients. Some patients may wish to remove a visible tattoo before an event – such as their wedding or enlisting in the military. It's important to establish upfront that tattoo removal is a process that relies on the body's ability to eliminate ink from the skin. It's not unusual for the body to take over a year to completely eliminate ink. Setting expectations clearly upfront allows for patients to be satisfied throughout the experience – rather than feeling as if they were misled. To allow the skin enough time to heal between treatments and the body's immune system to flush away ink, we recommend a minimum of six weeks between laser sessions – and eight weeks for darker complexions. Stacking the treatments too close together can cause damage and permanent side effects to the skin and doesn't allow the body enough time to remove the ink that was shattered at the most recent session. For ideal results, we recommend waiting three months between treatments. Ultimately, as a tattoo removal practitioner, you cannot know precisely how many treatments a tattoo will need to be fully removed. However, you should assess the patient's tattoo for how easily it should remove. We generally suggest speaking in terms of treatment ranges with patients. Tattoo removal treatments fit along a bell curve – most patients will need between 5 and 8 treatments, some will see complete removal in 3 or 4, and others may need 10 or more treatments if there is significant scarring or layered tattoos. We suggest telling patients where they are likely to fit along the bell curve based on the unique factors of their tattoo.

  • Does laser tattoo removal hurt?

    Laser tattoo removal typically does involve some level of pain. That said, many say that it hurts less than they expected. It's a common belief that tattoo removal is excruciating, yet most patients say that the sensation of removal is comparable to having a tattoo applied. Common descriptions include the sensation of a rubber band snapping against the skin or bacon grease – basically it's uncomfortable but bearable.

  • Will it leave a scar?

    What many people don't know is that any scarring that remains after a tattoo removal procedure is often left over from when the tattoo was originally applied by the tattoo artist. When the proper laser protocols and patient aftercare are utilized, it's very uncommon for a patient to scar from a Q-switched laser treatment. However, it is very common for a tattoo to feature pre-existing scarring from when it was applied. When a Q-switched laser treats the skin, it targets and breaks down the tattoo pigment in the skin. If pre-existing scarring is present, it will break down this pigment within the scar tissue. Once the tattoo removal process is complete, the ink will have been eliminated from the location but any of the scarring from the original tattoo will likely still remain. During the initial consultation while you are assessing the tattoo, touch it and see if pre-existing scarring is present. If so, mark it as such in the patient's records and inform the patient that the laser will not eliminate scar tissue, just their ink. A Q-switched laser is not the best device to use for scar revision and will not provide significant improvement to remaining scarring. Some skin specialists use fractional lasers (such as fractional CO2 or erbium) to resurface scarred skin after the tattoo removal process.

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Treatment Time

40 minutes

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$150 - $1000

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