Body art has been used by various cultures for thousands of years.
Sometimes the body art was for ritualistic purposes, but usually it was a indication of some important aspect of the person's identity.
Even today, people choose to have body art done because it is in honor of someone or something that has a significant affect on their life.
As important as this body art can be, sometimes people decide it is more important to no longer have it on their body, and that is where tattoo removal comes in.
There are a myriad of different reasons as to why people might want to have a tattoo removal procedure done, but one thing remains the same: Everyone who has tattoo removal does it thinking that they absolutely need this tattoo off of their skin as soon as possible.
Well, complete tattoo removal cannot happen in just one session.
There are a bunch of different factors that affect how many procedures will be needed.
One of these factors is how skillfully done the tattoo artist was in applying the tattoo to begin with.
For example, it is easier to erase a tattoo in which the ink has been evenly injected into the upper epidermal layers.
Generally, it takes around two or three visits over a period of a couple of months in order for the tattoo to be completely erased.
There are several different ways to medically erase a tattoo, but the most common method for this kind of procedure is by using laser technology.