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Tatoo Removal Biography
Although a tattoo looks like a simple painting on the skin, it’s actually a series of ink deposits placed deep into the skin – designed to last forever. The reality is that thousands of people decide to remove their tattoos each year because the designs are no longer relevant to their lifestyle. Lasers are the answer.
Lasers are the safest and most effect way to remove tattoos. The MedLite C6 and RevLite are the gold standard tools for this sophisticated procedure, using up to four different wavelengths to remove multiple colors of tattoo ink.
The MedLite C6 and RevLite use PhotoAcoustic energy to safely penetrate the skin and target the tattoo at its core. Each pass of the laser vibrates and gently shatters the tattoo ink into micro-particles that are eventually eliminated through the body’s natural processes. Because the laser delivers the energy in a very precise ‘beam,’ physicians can trace the design without damaging the surrounding skin.
Patients say the experience feels similar to the tattoo application itself – a snap of a rubber band followed by a feeling of warmth. That said, it takes much longer to remove a tattoo than to get a tattoo – about six to 15 sessions, depending on the amount of colors, the size of the design and the type of ink. Black tattoos are easier to remove than multi-colored designs -- but all tattoos must be treated with the proper laser.
Many physicians cool the skin first with ice or cold air. After the first few treatments, you’ll notice a temporary whitening of the treated area. Over time, the tattoo fades and the skin returns to normal color.
For the treatment of unwanted tattoos, fluorescent pulsed light (FPL) technology provides powerful tattoo removal while protecting surrounding skin layers. Developed by American Medical Bio Care, Inc., FPL utilizes proprietary laser-dye impregnated polymer filters to convert unwanted energy from a xenon flashlamp into wavelengths that enhance the effectiveness of the intended applications.
FPL and Tattoos
There are four layers to the skin: the keratin, epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue. Tattoos are located in the dermis, below the keratin (outermost layer) and epidermis layers
of the skin. And since tattoos are meant to be
permanent, removal is tricky, at best.
But because FPL technology is able to target a specific depth, the Omnilight™ and Novalight™ FPL™ systems are able to explicitly target the dermal layer of skin – where the tattoo lies – to effectively remove the tattoo skin pigmentation changes. Once the tattoo is broken up by fluorescent light, the ink can then easily be absorbed by the body’s immune system.
Patient Consultation
During an initial patient consultation you should discuss with your patient how the machine works, the costs involved with each desired treatment session, and the number of sessions needed. All aspects of the treatment should be discussed with your patient, including all risks and benefits. After listening to the patient's expectations, you should formulate a treatment regimen that both you and the patient are comfortable with.
Tattoo Removal
Before and After
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Tatoo Removal Biography
Although a tattoo looks like a simple painting on the skin, it’s actually a series of ink deposits placed deep into the skin – designed to last forever. The reality is that thousands of people decide to remove their tattoos each year because the designs are no longer relevant to their lifestyle. Lasers are the answer.
Lasers are the safest and most effect way to remove tattoos. The MedLite C6 and RevLite are the gold standard tools for this sophisticated procedure, using up to four different wavelengths to remove multiple colors of tattoo ink.
The MedLite C6 and RevLite use PhotoAcoustic energy to safely penetrate the skin and target the tattoo at its core. Each pass of the laser vibrates and gently shatters the tattoo ink into micro-particles that are eventually eliminated through the body’s natural processes. Because the laser delivers the energy in a very precise ‘beam,’ physicians can trace the design without damaging the surrounding skin.
Patients say the experience feels similar to the tattoo application itself – a snap of a rubber band followed by a feeling of warmth. That said, it takes much longer to remove a tattoo than to get a tattoo – about six to 15 sessions, depending on the amount of colors, the size of the design and the type of ink. Black tattoos are easier to remove than multi-colored designs -- but all tattoos must be treated with the proper laser.
Many physicians cool the skin first with ice or cold air. After the first few treatments, you’ll notice a temporary whitening of the treated area. Over time, the tattoo fades and the skin returns to normal color.
For the treatment of unwanted tattoos, fluorescent pulsed light (FPL) technology provides powerful tattoo removal while protecting surrounding skin layers. Developed by American Medical Bio Care, Inc., FPL utilizes proprietary laser-dye impregnated polymer filters to convert unwanted energy from a xenon flashlamp into wavelengths that enhance the effectiveness of the intended applications.
FPL and Tattoos
There are four layers to the skin: the keratin, epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue. Tattoos are located in the dermis, below the keratin (outermost layer) and epidermis layers
of the skin. And since tattoos are meant to be
permanent, removal is tricky, at best.
But because FPL technology is able to target a specific depth, the Omnilight™ and Novalight™ FPL™ systems are able to explicitly target the dermal layer of skin – where the tattoo lies – to effectively remove the tattoo skin pigmentation changes. Once the tattoo is broken up by fluorescent light, the ink can then easily be absorbed by the body’s immune system.
Patient Consultation
During an initial patient consultation you should discuss with your patient how the machine works, the costs involved with each desired treatment session, and the number of sessions needed. All aspects of the treatment should be discussed with your patient, including all risks and benefits. After listening to the patient's expectations, you should formulate a treatment regimen that both you and the patient are comfortable with.
Tattoo Removal
Before and After
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FPL Benefits
The benefits of using the Omnilight™ or Novalight™ FPL™ Pulsed Light Systems compared to alternative IPL systems include their increased effectiveness due to adjustable pulse width, and our advanced pulse forming and BTS™ (Better Than Sapphire) speed epidermal pre-cooling technologies – all designed to increase patient comfort and minimize side effects. The combination of advanced pulse forming and BTS speed epidermal pre-cooling gives our FPL systems the ability to easily treat all skin types.
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Tatoo Removal Design Photos Pics Wallpapers 2013
Tatoo Removal Design Photos Pics Wallpapers 2013
Tatoo Removal Design Photos Pics Wallpapers 2013
Tatoo Removal Design Photos Pics Wallpapers 2013
Tatoo Removal Design Photos Pics Wallpapers 2013
Tatoo Removal Design Photos Pics Wallpapers 2013
Tatoo Removal Design Photos Pics Wallpapers 2013
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