Doctor Mikrukov Blog

Ever wondered why there are different lasers for epilation and for removing tattoos?

I have said many times that photo epilators, elos-epilators and other epilators are not suitable for removing tattoos

When tattoo artists come to me to remove tattoos, you can immediately understand that the stories will be unusual.

Three different stories to illustrate what you are most likely to encounter in the work. (There some blood inside, be careful)

look for people who want to remove interesting tattoos.

women during pregnancy and lactation can't be clients

you can remove tattoos in the summer. But it is important to know the features of working with dark and tanned skin and encourage patients to follow the recommendations!

Have you ever thought that laser exposure can affect the results of Botox injections?

Be careful when choosing a lasers, check every detail thoroughly. This is your tool and your reputation as a specialist!

Symmetric and non-symmetric lasers. What is the difference?

How to choose safety glasses

Cooling will help us to do this nontraumatically remove hairs with a diode laser or use neodymium to remove tattoos

Review of MELSYTECH SUPER FULL for removing tattoos

A new portion of myths about our business. Some of this you could already hear from your clients or, perhaps, such questions came to your own mind. Now we'll figure it out! Go!

Your clients often ask questions that you seem to have answered a hundred times already? I offer you a brief summary of the main problem issues. With the answers, of course. You can just show this article to patients and save yourself time. But read it yourself!

The best classification and system for getting rid of scars hasn't yet been taken out. But this doesn't mean that you need to treat them without attention. I will tell you the basic information about it, to facilitate the diagnosis and to understand the reasons for their occurrence.

Working with red color is still a weak point for the majority of masters. Why?

The situation of the pigment allergy is quite rare. Especially if you consider that the reaction can take a place immediately after the procedure or even after a few years.

How many times have you seen in the lasers descriptions an info about power? Maybe in their menus or reviews? Watts, joules and everything from the physical field. But have you ever imagined how much those settings are in real life?

In the descriptions of lasers for removing tattoos, in wich we see the words nanosecond and picosecond