LASER TATTOO REMOVAL — PROFESSIONAL TRAINING WITH Q-SWITCH TECHNOLOGY

1-DAY INDIVIDUAL TRAINING | HANDS-ON WITH REAL PATIENTS | PRISHTINA

Develop your knowledge and skills in laser tattoo removal through individual training that combines theory with direct practice on patients under the trainer’s supervision.

The course focuses on understanding Q-Switch technology, assessing the skin and tattoo characteristics, and planning treatment for each case. Learn to adapt your approach to the skin phototype, tattoo colour, location, and history, with particular attention to safety and realistic expectations.

HANDS-ON — YOU PERFORM THE TREATMENT YOURSELF

Practical training is at the heart of this course. You will personally perform a tattoo removal treatment on one patient/model, with guidance and supervision at every step: from the initial assessment and preparation of the area to operating the device and providing aftercare instructions.

The individual format provides dedicated attention, technique correction during practice, and teaching tailored to your professional level. The practical component includes one treatment session on one tattoo; it does not imply complete removal during the course.

WHAT DOES THE PROGRAM INCLUDE?

Skin anatomy, assessment, and planning

• Skin structure and the location of tattoo pigment within the tissues.
• Skin phototypes and their importance in treatment planning.
• Assessment of tattoo colour, density, size, location, and age.
• Differences between professional tattoos, amateur tattoos, and permanent makeup — PMU.
• Assessment of previous treatments and skin condition.
• Selection of suitable cases and development of a treatment plan.

Understanding Q-Switch technology

• Principles of Q-Switch laser operation and its interaction with pigment.
• The photoacoustic effect and its role in pigment fragmentation.
• Differences between tattoo removal technologies.
• The importance of wavelength and pulse characteristics.
• Familiarisation with the device, its accessories, and its functions.
• Operation and maintenance according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Techniques and treatment areas

• Principles of parameter selection according to the device, phototype, and tattoo.
• Preparation of the area and organisation of the workflow.
• Positioning and use of the laser handpiece.
• Assessment of the skin’s response during treatment.
• Treatment of tattoos on different body areas: arms, hands, back, abdomen, legs, and fingers.
• Specific considerations and limitations for the face and sensitive areas.
• Assessment of black and coloured tattoos according to the device’s capabilities.
• Session planning and assessment of progress between sessions.

Permanent makeup and microblading

• Assessment of cosmetic tattoos, including eyebrows and microblading.
• The importance of pigment composition and procedure history.
• The possibility of colour changes or pigment darkening and their implications for the treatment plan.
• The role of a test spot when indicated.
• Limitations and specific safety measures for areas near the eyes.

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• Principles and purpose of the procedure.
• Case selection and suitability assessment.
• Understanding suitable products and devices.
• Skin preparation and principles of the treatment protocol.
• Aftercare and realistic expectations.

Safety and complication management

• Medical history, indications, contraindications, and precautions.
• Consultation, informed consent, and photographic documentation.
• Workplace safety and eye protection appropriate to the laser used.
• Hygiene and patient preparation.
• Prevention, identification, and management of adverse effects and complications.
• Assessment of pigmentation changes, burns, and scarring risk.
• Recognition of signs requiring medical assessment.
• Aftercare instructions and patient follow-up.

DIRECT PRACTICE ON ONE PATIENT/MODEL

• Skin and tattoo assessment together with the trainer.
• Treatment planning and discussion of expected outcomes.
• Preparation of the patient, device, and treatment area.
• Parameter selection under the trainer’s guidance.
• Treatment performed by the participant under direct supervision.
• Guidance and technique correction during practice.
• Assessment of the skin’s immediate response.
• Documentation, aftercare instructions, and follow-up planning.

The practical case is selected according to tattoo suitability, skin condition, device capabilities, and the participant’s professional level.

TRAINING INFORMATION

• Format: Individual — one participant with the trainer.
• Duration: 1 day.
• Hours: 10:00–16:00.
• Practical component: Hands-on with one patient/model — one tattoo, with one session performed by the participant.
• Technology: Q-Switch.

Location: Miliona Clinic Center, Rruga B, ATG 2, 3rd Floor, Prishtina.

Learn the theory. Develop your technique. Perform the treatment yourself under the trainer’s supervision.