Laser treatment that removes tattoos in stages, matched to their color and depth
Tattoo Removal
New skin, a new beginning
Faster, cleaner and safer:
clear skin created by Dojagi Clinic's precision
Redness, swelling, small blisters or scabs may appear after treatment and usually subside within 1–2 weeks. The number of sessions is decided at the consultation based on the color, depth and size of the tattoo, and how much it fades varies from person to person.
Tattoo removal is a treatment that breaks down pigment in the dermis with a laser so that it is gradually removed through the body's metabolic pathways.
Through customized diagnosis by tattoo color, depth and area, Dojagi Clinic provides total care, from minimizing skin damage to recovery care.
We examine the color, depth and size of the tattoo and decide the number of sessions and interval.
The treatment area is cleansed, the cream is applied, and you wait a short while.
Pigment particles are finely broken down with wavelengths matched to the tattoo colors.
The next session is done after giving the skin time to recover.
Redness, swelling and heat sensation may occur. The treated area may briefly turn white and then settle.
Small blisters or oozing may occur. Do not pop or pick them. Apply the ointment you were given.
Scabs fall off on their own and redness fades.
We check how much pigment has cleared and your skin condition, then proceed with the next session.
Recovery speed and how much the tattoo fades vary by the tattoo's color, depth and size and by person.
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Optimal treatment planning through precise analysis of tattoo color, depth, skin tone and area-specific characteristics
Customized energy settings minimize erythema · hyperpigmentation · scarring
Only certified products are used, for greater safety
Remove the tattoo, keep your skin texture
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A premium combination laser platform combining broadband light (IPL) energy and a fractional laser: a customized laser device that provides effective tattoo removal while also caring for blemishes · redness · pores · photoaging and skin firmness, tone and texture at the same time.
Three treatments that address pigment and skin texture with lasers.
Removes pigment over several sessions with lasers matched to the color and depth of the tattoo.
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Manages melasma, blemishes and age spots with lasers matched to the depth and type of pigmentation.
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Customized regenerative care smooths the texture of enlarged pores and scar marks.
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Pigment broken down by the laser leaves the body gradually, so treatment is usually done in multiple sessions every 4–8 weeks. The number of sessions depends on the tattoo's color, depth and size, and faint marks may remain.
Each color absorbs light at a different wavelength, so the treatment uses the wavelength suited to each color. Colors such as red, green and blue may need more sessions than black, and some colors may not fade well.
Eyebrow · eyeliner tattoos can also be treated. Areas near the eyes are treated with the eyes protected, and because some pigments may change color after laser treatment, we first check the color and condition of the tattoo at the consultation.
You may feel a sting when the laser touches the skin, so numbing cream is applied and allowed to take effect before treatment. How much you feel varies by person and area.
Energy is adjusted to your skin condition to reduce the chance of scarring. Picking off blisters or scabs can cause scars or hyperpigmentation, so it is important to leave them until they fall off on their own.
| Treatment Areas | Redness, swelling and heat sensation may occur, and small blisters or scabs may form. These usually subside within 1–2 weeks. |
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| What to Avoid After Treatment | Do not pick off blisters or scabs, and do not rub the treated area. For 1 week, avoid saunas, hot packs, swimming, alcohol and strenuous exercise. |
| Daily Care | Apply the ointment or regenerative cream you were given. Apply sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) thoroughly, and avoid sunlight and tanning until the next session. |
| When to Contact the Clinic Right Away | If blisters spread widely or oozing continues, if redness or pain gets worse, if pus forms or you develop a fever, or if the color darkens or stays white for a long time after scabs fall off |
Reactions and recovery periods vary by tattoo and person. The medical team will explain them at your consultation before treatment.
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