WHAT TO EXPECT:

Immediately after treatment (first few hours):

• The treated area may appear red, swollen, and feel warm—similar to a sunburn.

• You may notice some blistering, bruising, or mild pinpoint bleeding; this is normal and part of the healing process.

• The skin might feel tender or sensitive.

Days 1–3:

• Redness and swelling may persist but should gradually decrease.

• Blisters or scabs may form over the treated area; do not pick or scratch them.

• Mild itching or a tingling sensation is common as the skin heals.

Days 4–7:

• Blisters and scabs usually begin to dry and flake off naturally.

• The treated area may look darker temporarily as the tattoo pigment breaks down and your body begins to clear it.

• Keep the area clean and moisturized as advised.

Weeks 1–4:

• New skin will continue to form, and the tattoo pigment will fade progressively over time.

• Avoid sun exposure on the treated area to reduce the risk of pigmentation changes.

• Healing varies depending on the tattoo size, color, and your skin type.

AFTERCARE:

• Keep the treated area clean and dry.

• Avoid sun exposure and apply SPF 30+ when outdoors.

• Do not pick scabs or blisters if they form.

• Apply antibiotic ointment and a bandage for 3 days post-treatment.

Q: How many treatments are required?

A: Typically 6-12 sessions depending on tattoo size and color.

Q: Can I shower after treatment?

A: Yes, but avoid soaking the area for 48 hours.

Q: What should I expect after treatment?

A: Redness, swelling, and possible blistering are normal.

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