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Frequently Asked Questions
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During follow-up sessions we reassess pigment response and use alternative technology selected for safety and effectiveness. Treatments are typically shorter than initial sessions, may cause mild discomfort, and include personalized aftercare and scheduling recommendations.
Number of follow-ups varies by pigment depth, ink type, and skin response. Typical clients need two to four additional sessions spaced six to eight weeks apart. Your technician will recommend a tailored schedule after evaluating results.
Our specialists assess skin tone, sensitivity, and pigment composition before selecting the appropriate alternative technology. Most skin types can be treated safely, though some cases require adjusted settings or patch testing to minimize risk.
Many clients see significant or complete fading, but results depend on pigment depth, color, and prior healing. Multiple progressive sessions typically reduce pigment; your technician will estimate likely outcomes after assessing the second session.
Follow aftercare instructions closely: keep the area clean, avoid sun exposure, swimming, and heavy makeup for the recommended period. Use prescribed ointments and report any unusual pain or infection signs to support proper healing.
Temporary redness, swelling, mild scabbing, or sensitivity are common and usually resolve in days to two weeks. Rare risks include pigment persistence, hypo- or hyperpigmentation, or scarring; we minimize risks with conservative settings and care guidance.