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Using lasers to remove tattoos has become the standard of care because they provide effective alternatives with low risk, increased safety, minimal side effects, and increased selectivity. The number of treatments required depends on the size, location, depth, and type of pigment (yellow and green are the hardest to remove; blue and black are the easiest) and the number of colors. The length of time the tattoo is in place is another factor in considering a new tattoo and may be more difficult to remove than an old tattoo. In addition, average amateur tattoos require 3 to 5 treatments, while professional tattoos may require 6 to 10 treatments. The Laser tattoo removal machine by using a high-intensity beam that is absorbed by the pigment particles. When ink particles absorb selective wavelengths, they are broken down into small molecules. These pieces are then dispersed and absorbed by the body. It usually takes 4 to 8 weeks for the body to absorb ink particles. program: Treatme...