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Nano Laser Tattoo Removal: What to Expect

Nano laser tattoo removal is a medical-grade treatment that uses very short pulses of light to break tattoo ink into tiny particles, which your body then gradually clears away. The laser targets the ink, not the surrounding skin, making it a precise and controlled way to fade or remove unwanted tattoos over time.

In simple terms, the light from the nano laser is absorbed by the tattoo pigment. This causes the ink to heat up for a split second and shatter into smaller fragments. Your immune system then does the rest, slowly flushing these particles out between sessions. Because the process relies on your body’s natural healing, results appear gradually rather than overnight.

Nano lasers can treat many common tattoo colors, including black, dark blue, green, and some reds and browns. Dark, professional inks usually respond best, while very light colors such as pale yellow, light turquoise, or some cosmetic inks can be more resistant. Older tattoos often fade more quickly than fresh, dense designs, and amateur tattoos may break up unevenly.

Most people need multiple sessions, typically spaced 6–8 weeks apart, to allow the skin to heal and the body to clear the ink. A small, simple black tattoo may need around 4–6 sessions, while larger, colorful, or very dense tattoos can require 8–12 or more. Your practitioner will assess your tattoo, skin type, and health to give a realistic estimate and adjust the plan as your tattoo responds.

During treatment, you may feel a quick, hot snapping sensation on the skin, often compared to an elastic band flick or tiny sparks of heat. The discomfort is brief and localized, and many clinics offer cooling, numbing cream, or other comfort measures to make the experience more manageable. After each session, the area can feel warm, tender, or slightly sunburned for a short time.

Key benefits of nano laser removal include targeted ink breakdown, minimal damage to surrounding skin, and the ability to treat a wide range of tattoos. However, it is important to understand that complete removal cannot be guaranteed. Some inks may only fade significantly rather than disappear, and the process takes time and patience. With a professional, well-planned course of treatments and good aftercare, most clients see a safe, steady improvement and feel more confident about their skin with each visit.

Before You Book Nano Laser Tattoo Removal

Before your treatment, it is important that the skin is calm and undamaged. Do not use any skin lotion or makeup Remove jewelry Shave the area 1-2 days before treatment, never the same day. In that case, it is better not to shave. You should be completely healthy when performing the treatment. Cancellations must be made no later than 12 hours before, but if you become ill after that, contact me as soon as possible! Tell me if you have any illnesses or are taking any medications that require a certificate from a doctor.

Contraindication, We do not laser:.

 *Minors. You must be 18 years old. 

*You must not have a tan without sun products at the time of treatment. Do not apply strong acids, retinol or peeling products to the skin the week before.

 *You must not have an active tan. Avoid sunbathing and solarium at least two weeks before, and always use a high sun protection factor on the area. 

*You must not have taken tablets/injections that make you tan that are active in the body or visible on your skin.

 *If you have Epilepsy, hemophilia or any other disease that we should know about. If you take blood thinners or any other medication. A doctor's certificate and medical information are required.

 *If you have keloids

 *Inflammatory skin conditions, such as herpes or psoriasis on or around the treatment area. *HIV

 *cancer

 *If you have heart problems, we do not laser over the heart.

 * We do not laser on large birthmarks, varicose veins or open wounds.

*Not pregnant or breastfeeding 

*If you have had fillers/botox in the area less than 1 month ago. 

*We do not laser remove eyeliner. Please contact your healthcare provider. 

*Tattoos newer than 6 months.

Medicine 

You must avvoid 1 week before your appointment

omega 3 (you bleed easily), blood thinners, creams containing vitamin A, Valtrex (for herpes), Tetracyclines (antibiotics) 

should be avoided at least 6 months before treatment: Roaccutane (for acne) and ISO tretinoin (vitamin A)


Medical & Skin Health Checklist

  • Skin type & color: Darker skin tones and very sensitive skin may need gentler settings and more sessions. Share your natural skin tone and any history of keloid or raised scarring.
  • Existing skin conditions: Inform your practitioner about eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, acne, or any active rashes or infections in the treatment area.
  • Medications & supplements: Disclose blood thinners, acne medications (especially isotretinoin), antibiotics, steroids, and herbal supplements that affect healing or bleeding.
  • Allergies & reactions: Mention any past reactions to tattoos, inks, numbing creams, or previous laser treatments.

Lifestyle & Timing Considerations

  • Sun exposure & tanning: Plan to avoid sunbeds and strong sun on the area for several weeks before and after each session; tanned skin increases risk of burns and pigment changes.
  • Recent tattoos: Fresh tattoos usually need several months to fully heal before safe removal; your practitioner will advise on minimum waiting time.
  • Work, sports & social life: Expect temporary redness, swelling, or blisters; consider how this might affect work, gym, swimming, or events for a few days after each session.
  • Smoking & general health: Smoking and poor circulation can slow healing; improving sleep, hydration, and nutrition can support better results.

Results, Risks & Side Effects

  • Number of sessions: Most tattoos need multiple sessions spaced weeks apart; older, smaller, and amateur tattoos often clear faster than large, dense, or multi-colored designs.
  • Realistic outcomes: Some tattoos fade significantly but may not disappear 100%; certain ink colors and depths are more resistant.
  • Common short-term effects: Redness, swelling, pinpoint bleeding, and mild blistering or scabbing are normal and usually settle within days.
  • Pigment changes: Temporary lightening or darkening of the skin can occur, especially in darker skin tones or tanned areas.
  • Scarring risk: True scarring is uncommon with proper technique and aftercare, but risk increases if you pick scabs, over-expose to sun, or ignore care instructions.

Cost & Time Commitment

  • Per-session pricing: Costs usually depend on tattoo size, colors, and location; ask for a clear price per session and an estimated total range.
  • Total treatment time: Because sessions are spaced weeks apart, full removal or maximum fading can take many months to over a year.
  • Additional expenses: Budget for aftercare products, possible numbing options, and follow-up visits; confirm cancellation policies and payment plans.

Choosing a Qualified Practitioner

  • Training & credentials: Look for practitioners with specific laser tattoo removal training, relevant medical or aesthetic qualifications, and experience with nano laser devices.
  • Equipment & safety: Confirm they use modern, well-maintained lasers suitable for your skin type, follow strict hygiene protocols, and provide protective eyewear.
  • Before-and-after photos: Ask to see results on tattoos and skin tones similar to yours, and check for consistent, natural-looking outcomes.
  • Consultation quality: A good provider takes a full medical history, explains risks and alternatives, sets realistic expectations, and gives written aftercare instructions.
  • Reviews & reputation: Read independent reviews, ask for recommendations, and choose a clinic where you feel informed, listened to, and never rushed.

Simple Pre-Booking Checklist (Infographic Idea)

  • 1. Health: No active skin issues, medications disclosed, not pregnant.
  • 2. Lifestyle: Can avoid sun/tanning and adjust work/sport plans.
  • 3. Expectations: Understand multiple sessions, possible side effects, and that results vary.
  • 4. Budget & time: Comfortable with estimated total cost and treatment timeline.
  • 5. Practitioner: Trained, experienced, good reviews, clear communication.

Nano Laser Tattoo Removal Aftercare & Recovery Guide

Proper aftercare is essential for safe, effective nano laser tattoo removal and to minimize the risk of complications. In the first 24–48 hours, keep the treated area clean, dry, and protected. Gently cleanse with lukewarm water and a mild, fragrance‑free soap, then pat dry with a clean towel—never rub. Apply any recommended ointment or sterile dressing exactly as instructed by your clinician, and avoid tight clothing, friction, or anything that causes rubbing over the area.

Over the following days and weeks, continue gentle daily cleansing and apply a light, non‑perfumed moisturizer once the skin is no longer weeping. Protect the area from sun exposure with loose clothing and, once fully closed, a high‑SPF sunscreen. Avoid heat sources such as saunas, hot tubs, and very hot showers, and do not swim in pools, lakes, or the sea until the skin has fully healed. Never pick at scabs or blisters—let them fall off naturally to reduce the risk of scarring and infection.

Normal healing reactions can include temporary redness, mild swelling, warmth, itching, and light scabbing or flaking. These usually improve over several days. Warning signs that require contacting the clinic or a doctor include rapidly increasing pain, spreading redness, thick yellow or green discharge, a bad smell, large or worsening blisters, fever, or feeling generally unwell. To reduce discomfort, you may use cool compresses (not ice directly on the skin) and, if suitable for you, over‑the‑counter pain relief as directed on the package. Support healing by staying well hydrated, eating a balanced diet, avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol, and getting enough rest so your body can repair the skin effectively.

Have questions about your healing? Contact our clinic today.

First 24–48 hours – step by step:

  • Immediately after treatment: Keep the dressing in place as advised. Avoid touching the area with unwashed hands.
  • Cleaning: When permitted, rinse gently with lukewarm water and mild, fragrance‑free soap once or twice daily. Pat dry with a clean, soft towel.
  • Dressing: Reapply any recommended ointment and a sterile, non‑stick dressing if instructed, especially if the area is rubbing against clothing.
  • What to avoid: No sunbathing, tanning beds, saunas, steam rooms, hot tubs, or swimming. Avoid exercise that causes heavy sweating over the area.

Following weeks – step by step:

  • Ongoing care: Continue gentle cleansing once daily. When the skin is dry and closed, use a light, non‑perfumed moisturizer to prevent cracking.
  • Clothing: Wear loose, breathable fabrics; avoid tight seams or straps that rub the treated skin.
  • Sun protection: Keep the area covered. Once fully healed, apply broad‑spectrum SPF50 before any sun exposure.
  • Do not pick: Let scabs and flakes fall away naturally to reduce scarring and pigment changes.
  • Comfort & healing: Use cool compresses for short periods, rest well, drink plenty of water, and maintain a healthy lifestyle to support your body’s recovery.

Short on time? Call us for tailored aftercare advice.

Tattoo Removal Pricelist & Information

1–3 cm

Approx. 15 minutes per session.

400 SEK

3–5 cm

Approx. 15 minutes per session.

600 SEK

5–10 cm

Approx. 15 minutes per session.

800 SEK

10–15 cm

Approx. 20 minutes per session.

1 000 SEK

15–20 cm

Approx. 20 minutes per session.

1 500 SEK

20–25 cm

Approx. 25 minutes per session.

1 700 SEK

30–40 cm

Approx. 30 minutes per session.

2 000 SEK

For optimal healing and results, we recommend 8–12 weeks between each laser session. How many sessions you will need depends on ink color, depth, skin type, and how your body heals, so we cannot give an exact number in advance. If you plan a cover-up tattoo later, most clients need around 3–4 sessions before the new design. A full removal can take up to 10 sessions or more. You should not do a cover-up earlier than 6 months after your last laser treatment to allow the skin to recover properly or the tattoo will fade.

After 10 completed sessions with us, you receive a 50% discount on all additional tattoo removal sessions for the same area. This makes it more affordable if your tattoo is particularly stubborn or if you want every last trace removed. We always work safely, adjust the settings to your skin and tattoo, and give you clear aftercare instructions so you can heal as quickly and comfortably as possible.