This is the most popular and widely used method. It involves using laser technology to break down the tattoo ink into smaller particles, which are then naturally eliminated by the body’s immune system.

Similar to laser treatment, IPL uses intense light pulses to target and break down the tattoo pigments. It is often used for lighter-colored tattoos and certain skin types.

In this method, the tattoo is physically cut out of the skin using a surgical procedure. This is typically reserved for small tattoos and may result in scarring.

This technique involves “sanding” the tattooed skin to remove the upper layers and fade the tattoo gradually. It may require multiple sessions and could cause scarring.

Acidic solutions are applied to the tattooed skin to peel away the top layers gradually. This method is more suitable for lighter tattoos and may not be as effective for darker ones.

There are tattoo removal creams and gels available in the market, but their effectiveness is often debated, and they may take a long time to show results, if any.