Tattoo Removal (Pico Laser)

Tattoo removal at Laser Klinik Dresden uses a German-manufactured Pico laser system with dual wavelengths (1064 nm and 532 nm), effective on multi-colour tattoos including white pigments. The picosecond pulse technology generates less heat than traditional Q-switched lasers, reducing thermal damage to surrounding skin and improving comfort during treatment. Sessions are spaced four to six weeks apart; the total number depends on tattoo size, colour complexity and skin type and is assessed at consultation.

Laser Klinik Dresden's tattoo removal service uses a state-of-the-art Pico laser system made in Germany, operating at dual wavelengths of 1064 nm and 532 nm to target the full spectrum of tattoo pigments — including notoriously difficult colours such as green, blue and white. The picosecond pulse duration shatters ink particles into finer fragments than conventional nanosecond lasers, which the body can clear more efficiently through its lymphatic system. This also means less residual heat in the surrounding tissue, translating into better skin protection and a reduced risk of scarring or post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation. Treatment sessions at the Dresden clinic are typically spaced four to six weeks apart to allow the immune system time to clear fragmented pigment before the next session. The total number of sessions required cannot be predetermined at the outset; it depends on factors including ink depth, the colours used, the age of the tattoo and individual skin characteristics. The medical team assesses all of these at an initial consultation (from €40) and gives a realistic estimate based on examination. Permanent makeup (eyebrow microblading, lip liner, eyeliner tattoos) is also removed using the same Pico system. Dresden sits in the heart of Saxony and draws patients from across eastern Germany and neighbouring Poland and Czech Republic, where laser tattoo removal services are less widely available with this generation of technology. The clinic is located in the Blasewitz district, a quiet residential neighbourhood close to the Blaues Wunder bridge, easily reachable by tram from Dresden city centre. Pricing is among the most transparent in the region, with published starting prices for small, medium and large tattoos and a no-obligation consultation to confirm scope and budget before treatment begins.