Methods For Teen Tattoo Removal Designs

Though tattooing is extremely popular among young people (who are probably fascinated by celebrities wearing tattoos), it may happen in future that a mermaid or a scribble on a 40-year-old’s shoulder looks absurd and prevents from pursuing a good career or establishing a family. That’s why many want to remove their teen tattoos and search for right methods for teen tattoo removal.

All methods of tattoo removal can be divided into selective and non-selective. Within a selective method only due is removed and skin sells are not damaged. This allows to avoid scars, inflammation and other complications.

Non-selective methods mean the removal of the whole skin layer where the dye is concentrated. That’s why such methods are very painful, and a long recovery period is required, and they don’t guarantee 100% result. These methods are the following: camouflage, surgical, coagulation and mechanical method.

Let’s have a closer look at them. So, the essence of camouflage method is masking of an old tattoo with the help of a new one which color of dye should be as closer as possible to natural skin tone. This variant is appropriate when removing small and pallid tattoos.

Surgical method means cutting out the dyed skin layer. Coagulation is a consecutive cauterization of skin layers with the help of lasers, high-frequency currents, infrared rays or chemicals. And mechanical method or dermabrasion is the removal of skin layers with special cutters or brushes until the pigment is deleted. With all these methods scars are unavoidable and pigment might not be removed completely.

Methods for Teen Tattoo Removal

The most effective method for teen tattoo removal is when a selective laser ray functions selectively - goes through the skin cells and is absorbed by a pigment. For each color you need a separate laser ray. Black and blue colors are easy to destroy, the most difficult it is with the reds.

The usage of selective laser technology has its self-evident advantages: the skin isn’t damaged, it doesn’t leave scars and you have no risk to infect an open wound. After a series of procedures your tattoo completely disappears. For the best result, it may take from 3 weeks to 12 months depending on your tattoo’s size and type. All the possible side effects e.g. hyperpigmentation are temporary and pass within 3 or 4 months.

The last method will certainly require a lot of money but nevertheless people choose it as the own beauty plays for los of people a far more important role than money.