• Q-Switched lasers are the ideal tools for effectively removing complex and multi-colored tattoos. 
• Fotona's QX MAX Q-Switched laser technology generates single nanosecond pulses, which are more efficient at removing pigment than multiple-pulse technologies of equivalently high power. 
• Laser treatment efficacy and efficiency in a single session are significantly greater. 
• Different wavelengths for multicolored tattoos.
• Patented technology for safer & more precise treatments. 
• Safer and more effective treatments for patients.
• No bleeding or scarring.
• No anesthetisa required.
• Minimal side effects.

What are the options for tattoo removal?

There are several options for removing an unwanted tattoo, including older methods such as acid peels and surgical excision. However these procedures are quite painful and can cause permanent scarring. QX MAX laser tattoo removal is a more effective solution to change or remove a tattoo.

How does laser tattoo removal work?

The tattoo is treated with very short, deeply penetrating laser pulses. The laser energy is absorbed by the pigments in the ink which break down into tiny particles. These particles are then naturally removed from the body by its own immune system.

Does the procedure hurt?

The laser pulse creates a sensation that feels similar to a quick snap from a rubber band on your skin. Most people generally compare the feeling to the initial tattoo procedure itself.

Can all colours be removed?

The QX MAX laser, with its unique combination of laser wavelengths, can remove all common tattoo ink colors including; black and dark tones, light blues, reds, tans and greens.

Are there any side effects?

There are minimal side effects, however you could experience redness, swelling and minor blistering of the skin. These reactions are normal. You should avoid picking at any blisters or scabs and allow your skin to heal on its own.

How many treatments are necessary?

The number of treatments required depends on the size of the tattoo as well as its location, depth and colour. Black and red inks are usually easier to remove than other shades. Older and amateur tattoos are also typically easier to remove than professional tattoos. After each laser treatment the tattoo slowly begins to fade as your body removes the broken down pigments.