Tattoo Removal Course

Who is this course for?

  • Firstly, anyone interested in Tattoo Removal.
  • Anyone wanting to start a new Tattoo Removal business.
  • People who already work within a laser clinic and would like to expand their skill set.
  • Last but not least, businesses wishing to add extra revenue to their clinic.

Prerequisite:

Laser Safety Certificate

You will be required to provide the original or a certified copy of your certificate.
The below link will take you to a website to complete your laser safety online training.
https://www.lasersafetycourse.com.au/

Tattoo Removal Course Information

Hands-on Training Curriculum

Laser-Tattoff believes that the most effective way to learn how to do laser tattoo removal,
is to actually do it!
Our course features a significant hands-on training section
This will reinforce and introduce didactic subjects.
Some of the topics covered during the tattoo removal training include:

Assessing Tattoos
Treatment Protocols
Laser Physics
Laser Safety and Compliance
Patient Care and Processing
Clinic Marketing

This course provides an in-depth understanding and knowledge of all aspects of Tattoo Removal.
During this course, we will cover:

  • Laser science and physiological process behind the removal of tattoos.
  • Client consultation, designing treatment programs and providing the treatment.
  • Pre and post care, as well as possible complications you may be faced with.
  • We are a training institution that can tailor a small package to suit your staff .
  • We have the educational background and experience from working within the industry.

Subjects that will be covered include:

  • Laser Safety Protocols
  • Maintaining Infection Control Standards
  • Tissue interactions during Tattoo Removal Treatments
  • Differences in Laser Technology within Tattoo Removal
  • Client Consultation
  • Complications and hard to treat tattoos
  • Hygiene and sterilisations
  • Equipment setup and operation
  • Laser techniques
  • Contraindications
  • Application of Topical anaesthetic creams
  • Aftercare

In addition to what you can learn during the training sessions, students will also be enjoying the following perks:

  • Supplies and materials will be provided by the college.
  • You will be trained using medical grade equipment
  • Small class sizes to guarantee a personal and student focused training session to suit individual learning.
  • For salons, we can offer a maximum of 6 students per class.
  • Access to ongoing support from your trainer once your course has been completed.
  • Student discounts on our products and tools.

Last but not least:
After successfully gaining your qualification we will provide up to 12 months mentorship.

Delivery:

The course is conducted face to face and online:
Theory and practical assessments will be undertaken.

Cost:

$2,500.00 – Includes all training material and practical activities.

Length of Course:

Two days of theory and practical application.
Most days are 10:00am to 4:00pm.

Course includes:

  • Comprehensive training manual
  • Theory and Practical Components
  • Ongoing mentoring and support.
  • Certificate on completion

Dates:

We are now taking enrolments for the below course.

Thursday 27 April 2023

Please click on the above date for further information.

How can I pay for the course?

Payments can be made via Credit/Debit Card (Visa, MasterCard), as well as PayPal.

Please call us to arrange payment.

Call: 0432054650

 

 

October 4 2022 Posted at 10:08 am

How do tattoo removal lasers work and why does the tattoo turn white?

How do lasers work.

How do lasers work? Tattoo removal lasers send light energy into the skin using pulses.

These are both extremely hot and extremely fast.

The breaking of an ink particle requires expansion (explosion), and this is achieved through heat.

As the tattoo ink particles absorb the energy, they heat up and then shatter into tiny fragments.

Then, release gases outward through the skin, causing the tattoo to turn white.

Laser Tattoo Off

If you are considering removing an unwanted tattoo, it is essential to understand the process and the after-effects that may occur. One of the most common side effects of laser tattoo removal is the appearance of white patches on the skin. This phenomenon often leaves patients wondering why their tattoos are turning white during the removal process.

In this blog, we will take a closer look at the reasons why tattoos turn white during laser tattoo removal:

1. Heat Reaction

Laser tattoo removal works by using high-tech lasers to penetrate the skin and break down the ink particles. As the laser is applied, it generates a significant amount of heat, which causes a mild thermal injury to the skin. This process can cause the skin to temporarily turn white or “frost” during treatment. This is considered a normal side effect and usually goes away within a few minutes after the laser has been applied.

2. The Destruction of Pigment

The laser used in tattoo removal targets the pigment in the ink, which absorbs the laser’s energy. As the ink particles become disrupted, they are broken down into smaller fragments for easy removal by the body’s immune system. During the process, the laser breaks down the tattoo ink into white blood cells, causing the tattoo to fade and become less visible. The white shading is due to the superficial layer of skin being destroyed, rendering an incomplete removal.

3. Scar Tissue Formation

In certain cases, the laser may cause scar tissue to form around the treated area, leading to the white patches. Scar tissue can occur because the laser is a thermal source that can cause injury or damage to the skin. The formation of scar tissue is typically less common and dependent on the skin type of the individual.

4. Skin Type

The skin type, the amount of ink, and the depth of the tattoo can all play a significant role in the appearance of white patches. Individuals who have a darker skin tone may experience more significant white patches compared to those who have lighter skin.

In Conclusion

Tattoo removal is a complex process that requires a professional approach. The white patches that accompany laser tattoo removal are a natural side effect of the process. While the process may seem alarming to some, it’s essential to understand that it is a common occurrence that only lasts for a few moments. Tattoo removal may require several treatments to reach desired outcomes, and it is important to remain patient with the process. It is recommended that you consult with a skin specialist or dermatologist for a thorough understanding of the entire laser tattoo removal process and any side effects that may occur.