Popular Questions

A fresh tattoo may look lighter on day one due to swelling or plasma, but true fading happens over weeks as the skin heals.

Yes. Tattoo peeling is completely normal — avoid scratching or picking at the flakes.

Yes, but keep showers short, use mild soap, and don’t scrub or soak the tattoo.

Wait at least 2–3 weeks until your tattoo is fully healed to avoid infection and fading.

When your tattoo heals, the top layer of skin peels off, making it appear dull. The real ink is underneath and will settle in a few weeks.

Scratching can pull out ink, cause patchy spots, or even scar the skin.

Moisturizing with a fragrance-free lotion speeds healing and keeps your tattoo vibrant.

Yes, pure coconut oil is safe and natural, but use it lightly to avoid clogging pores.

Itching is part of the healing process. Apply moisturizer instead of scratching.

Yes, if aftercare is ignored. Keep your tattoo clean, dry, and protected.

Excessive redness, swelling, pus, foul odor, or increasing pain.

No, makeup can clog pores and cause infection. Wait until it’s fully healed.

Follow proper aftercare — wash gently, moisturize, and don’t over-wash.

Yes, UV rays fade tattoos. Always apply sunscreen after healing.

2–3 times daily with a tattoo-safe lotion.

Many tattoos can be fully removed with advanced lasers such as Q-switched or Pico lasers. Black and dark blue inks usually respond best and can disappear completely. However, certain colors (like yellow, green, or pastel shades) and very deep or dense ink may leave a faint shadow or slight color trace. A skilled dermatologist or certified laser specialist can give you a realistic expectation after assessing your tattoo.

Removing a very small tattoo (around 1×1 inch) typically costs ₹1,500–₹3,500 per session in India. The number of sessions still varies based on the tattoo’s color and depth, but most small black tattoos fade in 3–6 sessions. Multi-colored tattoos may require a few extra sessions.

Yes, all tattoos fade slightly due to aging, sun exposure, and skin changes.

Black and dark blue tattoos stay bold the longest.

Yellow, orange, and pastel shades fade the quickest.

Moisturize daily, avoid tanning, and use SPF protection.

Yes, skin elasticity decreases with age, causing tattoos to blur slightly.

Tattoo removal pricing depends on the size, ink colors, age of the tattoo, and the number of sessions needed. Small tattoos may cost ₹2,500–₹5,000 per session, while larger designs can cost ₹7,000–₹15,000 or more per session. Most tattoos require 6–10 sessions spaced a few weeks apart. Many clinics offer package deals for multiple sessions to save money.

Yes. Oily and sun-exposed skin tends to fade faster.

Small weight gain won’t matter, but rapid gain may stretch and distort tattoos.

Only if there’s extreme muscle growth. Normal exercise won’t ruin tattoos.

Over time, ink spreads in the skin, causing a blurred look.

Yes, high SPF sunscreen protects tattoos from UV fading.

Yes. Laser tattoo removal is the most effective method for fading or removing tattoos.

Most tattoos require 6–10 sessions, depending on color, size, and depth.

Green, yellow, and light blue are the most stubborn.

Yes, but some tattoos may leave faint shadows depending on ink and skin type.

It feels like rubber band snaps on the skin, but numbing creams help reduce pain.

Yes, when performed by certified professionals with the right technology.

Most tattoos can be removed without scarring if aftercare is followed correctly.

It depends on size and sessions — larger tattoos cost more.

No, tattoos require multiple treatments for safe fading.

Yes, with the right laser (Pico or Q-switched) and proper settings.

It uses light energy to shatter ink particles, which the body gradually clears.

Sessions usually last 10–30 minutes.

4–8 weeks, to let the skin heal fully.

Yes, lasers can target specific sections.

Redness, swelling, frosting, or temporary pigment changes.

1–2 weeks per session for surface healing.

Rarely, if proper aftercare is followed.

Yes, they require more sessions and time.

No. Pico and Q-switched lasers give the best results.

Yes, once ink is cleared, it won’t return.

It varies — small tattoos may cost less, large ones much more.

Yes, because fewer sessions are needed.

Most charge per session, but packages often save money.

No, unless medically necessary.

For those with tattoo regret, yes.

Yes, fading makes new designs easier to cover.

Yes, it can lighten or erase poor tattoos for better designs.

Wait 8–12 weeks for skin recovery.

Yes, most tattoo artists recommend fading first.

Yes, after full healing.

No, there is no proven link between laser tattoo removal and cancer.

Not if performed by professionals.

Temporary lightening or darkening can happen but usually fades.

No, it’s best to wait until after pregnancy.

Yes, but the body naturally clears the broken-down ink safely.

Yes, fading makes new designs easier to cover.

Yes, it can lighten or erase poor tattoos for better designs.

Wait 8–12 weeks for skin recovery.

Yes, most tattoo artists recommend fading first.

Yes, after full healing.

No, there is no proven link between laser tattoo removal and cancer.

Not if performed by professionals.

Temporary lightening or darkening can happen but usually fades.

No, it’s best to wait until after pregnancy.

Yes, but the body naturally clears the broken-down ink safely.

Trends, lifestyle changes, or poor design choices are common reasons.

Wait at least 6 months before starting removal.

Yes, because of skin type and frequent movement.

Yes, they require fewer sessions.

Yes, many famous people undergo laser removal.

Yes, it smells like burnt hair due to ink particles breaking down.

Yes, but it requires extra caution.

Yes, they may fade unevenly before disappearing.

Yes, with good aftercare, the skin heals smoothly.

Deep or stubborn inks may leave faint shadows.

It’s sharper but shorter.

Yes, but it takes years.

No, DIY methods don’t work.

Yes, because ink has already broken down.

Yes, they’re more stubborn.

Yes, darker skin needs careful laser settings.

Rarely, if allergic to ink pigments.

Not always, but fading gives better results.

Yes, if in the same area.

Yes, because of skin friction.

No, weight loss doesn’t affect tattoos.

Rarely, only if not cared for.

No, they’re ineffective.

Yes, with gentle lasers.

Yes, but some colors take longer.

Slight pinpoint bleeding can happen.

Yes, fading is more visible.

No, but avoid sweating on fresh tattoos.

Yes, temporarily after treatment.

Yes, it’s quicker and cheaper.

Yes, due to skin stretching.

No, it only targets pigment.

Yes, arms and hands fade quicker.

Yes, but results vary.

Yes, but carefully due to sensitivity.

Sometimes temporarily.

Yes, shallow tattoos fade faster.

Yes, healing is slower for smokers.

Yes, colors fade at different rates.

Yes, adults of any age can get it done.