Tattoo removal is a process that uses various techniques to break down the ink particles in the skin, allowing the body to gradually remove them. The most common method is laser tattoo removal, which uses targeted laser energy to break up the ink into smaller fragments that are absorbed by the body’s immune system. The treatment is typically done in multiple sessions, depending on the size, color, and depth of the tattoo. Laser tattoo removal can be effective for most tattoos, though it may cause some discomfort, and the skin might experience temporary redness or scabbing. Results vary, and full removal may take time, with some tattoos being more difficult to completely eliminate.