You’re looking at tattoos immediately after treatment. we refer to this as ‘frosting.’ frosting is a temporary reaction of the skin and ink to the heat energy the laser puts into your body; a sort of steam build up under your skin.. Immediately after laser tattoo removal most people will develop a “frosting” appearance on the skin, which is the formation of tiny gas bubbles that make the skin appear white or chalky-colored. this fades within 10-20 minutes following your treatment.. The white "frosting" that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the laser tattoo removal treatment. within 10 minutes, this fades and is not a burn or blister..
The qs ruby laser (694 nm) was the first commercially available qs laser for tattoo removal in 1983, followed by the qs nd:yag laser (532 nm, 1064 nm) and the qs alexandrite laser (755 nm). these are all still used today in dermatology practices.. The typical results from laser tattoo removal after one treatment vary. things like ink color, concentration, age and the depth of the actual tattoo, all factor into the responsiveness of the tattoo to laser treatment.. Tattoo removal before and after pictures just look satisfying. i mean, if you intend on removing a tattoo, take comfort in knowing what the results look like before the procedure. on the other hand, if you want a new tattoo, relax with the fact that there are options for you if you regret it..
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