This method involves applying a special solution to the tattooed skin, which penetrates and helps dissolve the ink, making it easier for the body to eliminate.

The level of pain varies depending on the method used and individual sensitivity. Some people feel slight discomfort, while others may experience moderate pain.

Picosecond lasers are effective at removing a wide range of tattoo pigments, including black, blue, green, and red inks. They are particularly effective on colors and inks that were previously difficult to remove.

The number of sessions depends on the size, location, and density of the tattoo ink. Generally, multiple sessions are needed to achieve optimal results.

Side effects can include redness, swelling, and scabbing. It is also possible to develop scars or infections if post-treatment care is not properly followed.

Yes, when performed by a qualified professional, non-laser tattoo removal is a safe procedure. It is important to follow aftercare instructions to minimize risks.

Most tattoos can be removed without laser, although some types of pigments or deeper inks may require more sessions or complementary methods.

A typical session lasts between 30 minutes and 1 hour, depending on the size and complexity of the tattoo.

It is recommended to avoid sun exposure and not apply creams or lotions to the area to be treated before a session.

Results are generally not immediate. The process of dissolving and eliminating the ink can take several weeks.

Yes, certain medical conditions, such as skin disorders, allergies to the products used, and certain general health conditions, may contraindicate non-laser tattoo removal.

There is a risk of scarring, especially if post-treatment care is not followed correctly. However, modern techniques minimize this risk.

The recovery period varies, but most people can resume their normal activities immediately, although avoiding sun exposure and activities that could irritate the treated skin is recommended.