As part of our course, you will also learn about alternatives to laser tattoo removal, including a range of tattoo removal creams, injections, and other products. An example of an alternative we discuss is Wrecking Balm – an at-home tattoo removal fade system.

Here are just a few of the key components of tattoo removal lasers that we discuss during our laser certification program for tattoo removal:

1. What does Q-Switched mean and why is it important?
2. What is active vs. passiving q-switching?
3. How does the laser tattoo removal equipment differ from hair removal and other cosmetic lasers?
4. How much does a tattoo removal laser cost?
5. What are the best options for equipment in tattoo removal?
6. What do the different wavelengths of light do in these tattoo removal lasers?
7. Can I remove all colors with my laser?
8. How many sessions will it take for tattoo removal with each type of laser?
9. What type of things can go wrong with a laser and how are they fixed?
10. What about laser warranties?
11. Should I buy new equipment only or is used equipment okay too?
12. Should I buy an extended warranty or is the standard one year manufacturer warranty sufficient?

These are just a few things we will review in our course. We have become a leading provider of laser tattoo removal with our clinic in Houston and a leading tattoo removal training organization as well. If you are interested in attending one of our courses, please feel free to contact us at 713.783.2000 or visit email us at info@newlooklasercollege.com.

We will teach you everything you need to know about Q-Switched Nd:YAG and Q-Switched Ruby lasers. Having these in one laser, the Astanza Trinity, you are able to remove all colors of tattoo ink. Many tattoo removal lasers are Nd:YAG only lasers and you will have experience with getting the most out of those lasers as well. We will make sure you understand the equipment you have and will help you create a successful tattoo removal business.

To sign up please call us at 713.783.2000 or email us at info@newlooklasercollege.com.

A tattoo removal laser is a significant investment. It is as expensive as a fine automobile but many people don’t have a very good idea at all of what they should be looking for. There is a lot of technical language associated with these lasers: q-switching, Nd:YAG, Ruby, Alexandrite, pulse width, joules, handpieces, fluence, spot size, etc. Plenty of companies sell tattoo removal lasers and like anything else, some of them are great and others are less reliable. In general, the sales people for laser manufacturers aren’t as familiar with their company’s line of tattoo removal lasers as they should be, and they are of course biased in their perspective of what it best.

Here at New Look Laser College, we’ve had a chance to evaluate many, many tattoo removal lasers. Laser manufacturers have let us test their equipment and we’ve had many different lasers used in our own tattoo removal clinics that we own and operate. We know what works, what is hype, what is too expensive, what is potentially unsafe, etc.

We know prices for tattoo removal lasers, too. When you buy a car, you don’t pay the sticker price, right? MSRP is a price that virtually no one pays, but you learned that over years of buying new and used cars and you’ve benefited from the experience of friends and family. Your friend bought a Camry for X dollars at this dealership, and when you went to the same place 6 months later you had a pretty good idea of what the deal could get done for. Maybe you are a better negotiator, or you needed a few more or less features, but you knew the ballpark. When it comes to buying a tattoo removal laser, price is a very important component that many people will need some advice to determine.

For our laser training students and delegates, we try to understand your budget. Are you starting out and don’t have as much capital available as you’d like? We’ll have some suggestions on less expensive but high quality tattoo removal lasers. Are you already practicing medicine or running a laser clinic, and you need a top-of-the-line machine that can be a strong addition to your business? Have you read about tattoo removal lasers and have a pretty good idea what you want, but need a bit of advice from an expert to feel comfortable making your big decision?

At New Look Laser College, we are experts at laser tattoo removal. We provide training in laser theory as well as hands-on laser practice. We are leaders in marketing laser clinics and we’ve helped many, many people purchase tattoo removal lasers and we’ve purchased plenty for our own clinics. We’ll give you our honest advice for free because we love our field and want as many people to be as successful as possible. Our mission is to make laser tattoo removal as available as possible around the world to everybody that wants to remove a tattoo. Please call us at 713-783-2000 and ask to speak with Ryan Lambert, Director of New Look Laser College with your questions.

The chief instructor of New Look Laser College can speak to a range of tattoo removal lasers, including the Astanza Trinity and Astanza Duality, Cynosure Affinity QS, Hoya ConBio Medlite C6 and RevLite, Palomar Q-YAG-5, Chinese-made lasers, used tattoo removal lasers, and many others. Please call New Look Laser College, the leader in laser tattoo removal training with your questions about tattoo removal lasers. We will be happy to discuss this with you!

New Look Laser College provides training on the Astanza Trinity and Astanza Duality lasers. Astanza Lasers is one of the only laser manufacturers that specializes in tattoo removal lasers, and their Trinity offers a combination Nd:YAG and Ruby laser that allows for removal of the traditional colors effectively addressed by 1064nm and 532nm wavelengths, as well as the blues and greens that a ruby laser is very effective at removing.

Hoya ConBio’s Medlite C6 is one of the more commonly used lasers for laser tattoo removal, although it probably isn’t the top machine available. It offers four wavelengths of light – primarily the 1064nm and 532nm but also the 585nm and 650nm – to remove a wide range of colors. The 585nm and 650nm impregnated dye hand pieces are significantly underpowered and aren’t used by many practitioners. We give students recommended protocols that reveal the fluence, spot size, and other settings for these machines. As part of our tattoo removal training program we also give students advice on the Revlite (also made by Hoya ConBio), Cynosure’s Affinity QS, and the Palomar Q-YAG-5.

If you are interested in setting up a laser tattoo removal clinic or expanding your aesthetic skill set by offer laser tattoo removal treatments, please contact New Look Laser College at 713-783-2000 or visit our website to learn more about our training.