Tattoo Removal

Remove black and colored tattoos safely, accurately, and in a customized way.

The procedure

Safe and effective treatment for removing black or colored tattoos using state-of-the-art Picosecond lasers from the Italian brand Quanta System.

Recommended for those who wish to remove unwanted tattoos using advanced technology, minimizing risks and damage to the skin.

How lasers work

Picosecond technology works through a powerful photoacoustic effect, fragmenting inks and pigments into microscopic particles without damaging adjacent tissues, resulting in superior results compared to Q-Switched lasers.

The technology is capable of treating different colors and depths of tattoos with precision and safety.

Expected results

Removal is gradual, with sessions spaced out to allow for the elimination of pigments. The number of sessions varies depending on the amount, type, and color of the ink, as well as the age of the tattoo.

Significant results are observed throughout the treatment, with progressive improvement in the appearance of the skin.

Dr. Daniela Gorgulho is a dermatologist who has developed exclusive protocols for the safe and effective removal of black and colored tattoos using cutting-edge technology.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is prior consultation necessary?

No. Sessions can be scheduled directly with Dr. Daniela Gorgulho.

O procedimento é realizado por sua equipa de Fisioterapia Dermatofuncional.

Does the procedure take a long time?

The procedure is relatively quick, ranging from 10 to 60 minutes, depending on the areas being treated.

Is the procedure painful?

Anesthetic cream and cooling are used on the application area, making the procedure as tolerable as possible.

However, for very sensitive patients or even in small, very sensitive areas, there is the option (at an extra cost) of injectable anesthesia.

Can I return to my activities on the same day?

The procedure allows for a return to routine on the same day. The treatment may leave discreet marks at the application sites, usually lasting only a few days.

What is the cost of the procedure?