Laser Tattoo Removal

This course is provided by one of the originators of this technique, who helped to develop it in Canniesburn Hospital, Glasgow in the 1980s. Mike has over 30 years experience with a range of lasers and many treatments, and he is recognised across the world as a leading expert in this topic.
Training Option :1 Day Course
Training Price :£ 500

Location :Mike is based in Glasgow but is happy to travel to your location, in most circumstances. He can also provide some training via Zoom.
Overview :This course covers the basics of lasers and how they interact with the skin. It will discuss the latest research findings in the tattoo removal processes and how to apply a laser properly to the skin. We also discuss all of the modern day lasers used in this procedure, including Q-switched and picosecond systems. There is an in-depth discussion about tattoos, their structure and composition, the inks within them and how they respond to different wavelengths, fluences and pulsewidths. We’ll also look at the optimum parameters and gaps between repeat sessions. By the end of this course you will understand precisely how to treat many tattoos and what to expect. There is also a discussion on the safety aspects, which is critically important with all Class 4 lasers.
Models :Models are usually provided.
Accreditation :This course is not CPD accredited, as yet…
Key Features :Mike is a physicist and a bioengineer with a long history in medical/cosmetic lasers. He is also a Laser Protection Adviser and can assist on laser safety issues. Mike is uniquely positioned as one of the world’s leading experts in this field.
Criteria :No specific criteria are required for this course.
Schedule :Part 1 Fundamentals of lasers Laser-tissue interactions The ‘best’ laser parameters Laser safety Part 2 Tattoos - their physical structure Tattoo inks - how they have changed Physiological issues Treatment protocols Part 3 Treatment examples Contraindications Post-treatment care Part 4 Hands-on practice Carbon facial practice
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