Laser Tattoo Removal – Salinas Ink Pigment

Published on March 11, 2016 by Matthew Romans

Are you interested in getting a tattoo erased? If so, laser tattoo removal may be the ideal state-of-the-art treatment for you! This procedure works through the application of precise light energy to the target area.

During laser tattoo removal treatment, the heat of the laser effectively breaks apart ink particles in the skin tissues. These fragmented particles filter out of the system gradually, easily, and safely. In the next couple of weeks following treatment, the pigment of the tattoo will fade.

If you would like to learn more about the laser tattoo removal process, arrange a consultation by contacting us. Doctors Matthew Romans and Jeremy Silk, board-certified plastic surgeons, are experienced in a wide variety of aesthetic procedures and will be happy to help.

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Very polite and helpful at the front desk got me right in. Dr. Silk explained every aspect of the procedure I’m interested in also the options, great information. Thank you. SEE MORE
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Your receptionists are extremely friendly and helpful. Dr. Silk took as much time as I needed to explore options and answer questions. I have already shared my satisfaction with your doctors and office with several friends. Thank you. SEE MORE
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I have had nothing but excellent experiences every time I go to your office I let all my friends and family know about how great your office is. Thank you for making every visit great! SEE MORE

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