Laser tattoo removal is a great option for those who have tattoos they no longer enjoy as they do not reflect them as a person anymore, your work does not approve of tattoos, the location of where you have a tattoo, or those who have what they consider to be ‘bad’ tattoos. Using the laser removal method, patients can almost completely erase the tattoo in question, or those who intend to have a cover-up done can have the tattoo partially removed. The amount that the tattoo fades can be based on certain factors like the age of the tattoo, the pigmentation colors used, and the size of the tattoo, since older tattoos where the ink has begun to fade naturally will have an easier removal process. If the tattoo you are considering removing has colored pigmentation, the removal may take more sessions than a black or grey tattoo, and this is because the ink may sit on different levels of the skin, meaning your removal specialist will have to be very precise with the removal treatment. Those who have colors like white, yellows, and greens may find that some of the pigmentation will remain and this is a very common thing with tattoo removal and you may need to undergo additional treatments to remove it.