The effectiveness of tattoo removal largely depends on the experience of the removal specialist. I have been involved in tattoo removal for over 13 years, and during this time, I have witnessed many instances of improper work. The experience of the removal specialist, much like that of a tattoo artist, plays a significant role. From my practice, I find that many specialists working in clinics have a poorer understanding of tattoo removal processes compared to those working in tattoo studios. I am inclined to believe that this is specifically linked to experience and an understanding of the deeper processes occurring with the skin in practice, rather than just from courses. Many specialists also limit themselves to minimal knowledge in this field and stop developing shortly after starting their work.
The second equally important factor is the equipment. I use a fourth-generation model, the latest one, allowing for the most effective and least traumatic tattoo removal. The equipment should also undergo periodic maintenance to maintain its efficiency. Since the neodymium crystal and pump lamp have limited lifespans, the laser apparatus should be periodically updated to a new model or undergo partial replacement.
Your immunity and lymphatic system also play a crucial role. If you lead an active, healthy lifestyle, your body will expel fragmented pigment more efficiently. A good metabolism is always effective, and for tattoo removal, it is equally important.