If you’ve outgrown your tattoo, it doesn’t have to be permanent.
Whether it's a name, a design you've outgrown, or something from a different chapter of your life, unwanted tattoos are common, and so is wanting them gone. Because our tattoo removal in Jackson, MS, is offered through a team led by board-certified/eligible surgeons, you're getting a level of precision and safety oversight that goes beyond a typical tattoo removal studio.
Tattoo removal uses targeted laser energy to break down ink particles beneath the skin's surface, allowing the body to gradually clear them away over a series of treatments. Because tattoos vary widely in ink color, depth, and density, the number of sessions needed depends on the specific tattoo being treated.
Tattoo removal in Flowood, MS, is a good option for patients looking to fade or fully remove a tattoo, whether due to a change in circumstances, a desire for a cover-up, or simply wanting a fresh start. During your consultation, we'll evaluate the tattoo's ink colors, depth, and age to determine an estimated treatment course.
We evaluate your tattoo's size, colors, and depth, and discuss your goals for fading or full removal.
We estimate the number of sessions needed based on your specific tattoo.
Each session typically takes a few minutes to an hour, depending on the tattoo's size.
Sessions are usually spaced six to eight weeks apart to allow the body time to clear treated ink.
Effective tattoo removal in Flowood, MS, takes patience and precision, not just a laser.
The number of sessions depends on factors such as the tattoo's size, ink colors, and depth, but most patients need six or more treatments spaced several weeks apart.
Most patients describe the sensation as similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin. We can discuss comfort options during your consultation.
Most colors respond to laser treatment, though certain greens and blues may require additional sessions to fully fade.
Many patients achieve significant or complete removal, though results depend on the tattoo's ink and depth. Some patients choose partial fading to prepare for a cover-up.
Sessions are typically spaced six to eight weeks apart to give your body time to clear the treated ink.
Recovery is minimal, though the treated area may appear red or slightly swollen for a few days after each session.
Yes. Many patients use tattoo removal to fade an existing tattoo before getting new ink in the same area.
As founding partners and long-standing members of the local medical community, we have spent our careers dedicated to the health and well-being of our neighbors.
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