❶ Tattoo Reduction

A tattoo is a drawing that is inked under the skin at varying depths. To remove a pattern that you no longer like and does not suit your taste, you will have to remove these layers. The result of these manipulations is far from always pleasing, because scars may remain that look even worse than an unsuccessful drawing. Location: Location: Usually tattoos are reduced by mechanical or laser resurfacing. In the first option, in most cases, irregularities and scars remain on the skin, the appearance will only worsen from this. With laser burning of a picture, there is a chance that there will be no scars, but there are often cases of severe inflammation.

The skin and underlying tissues are thermally treated with a laser, so burns may occur, which will take a long time to regenerate. Sometimes these scars are more visible than after mechanical resurfacing.

A device called a cold plasma coagulator has been patented in Russia; it can be used to remove tattoos and even remove scars. It has a bactericidal and coagulating effect.

When the area of ​​the skin where the pattern is located is treated with COD, biological tissues are removed in layers 0.1 mm thick. Layers that lie deeper are not damaged. The procedure is performed with lidocaine blockade of the treated area. COD works in different modes, they are chosen depending on the depth of the tattoo.

Small strokes 2-3 mm long are burned out, a plasma "brush" is applied over the skin. The master spends 2-3 seconds on one such area. On average, the drawings are located at a depth of 0.2-0.5 mm. Tattoos made in salons are easier to remove, since they are made of higher quality and affect fewer layers of the skin. If the master works at a weak COD mode, it will take more time, but subsequently there will be no traces of the operation at all.

After the procedure for removing the pattern for healing of the treated skin area, it is recommended not to wet it for 4-6 days. Metal ions that enter the wound from the needle electrode of the COD device head enhance the regeneration. Within 1-1.5 months after the tattoo is removed, the marks will be noticeable, but they will gradually disappear.