It is now common practice to get a tattoo in our western societies, whatever the social class could be. However, it is very true that many persons having followed this trend eventually feel penalised, when their conception of life and the image of their body has changed.

This is why, when excision techniques (excision-stitch, or surgical abrasion) have long-past dominated this question, the use of laser “Q-switched” is now resolving this matter in a blood free fashion this aesthetical issue:
The laser beam (emitted in the 1064 nm wave length for the black pigment, or 532 nm for colours) is given under a high power, in a minimal laps of time (few nanoseconds) in order to fragment the pigmented patches (which were initially surrounded in a granulation tissue which stops immunity to “digest” the latter).

This is how the immunity cells (mainly white blood cells called macrophages) will be able to start the elimination of this pigment which will eventually be removed by the various evacuating organs (principally kidneys, but also the liver and the biliary elimination).
We easily carry out this operation at the CLDR, proposing monthly low cost sessions (an average of 50 Euros), in the form of a 6 sessions scheme (sometimes more).
It is preferable to apply an anaesthetic cream 1h30 to 2h in advance to reduce pain to quite nothing.

Only coloured tattoos cannot be ameliorated with certainty and each case will be circumstantially answered by the practitioner after prior clinical examination.