PFD Patches: Power and Protection During Laser Tattoo Removal
Removing a tattoo with a laser can be a long and sometimes painful process. Fortunately, there are solutions that make the session more efficient and comfortable, helping the treatment to be easier and the results more effective. PFD patches have become essential allies for those seeking faster and safer results during the session.
What are PFD patches?
PFD patches are transparent, hypoallergenic sheets infused with perfluorodecalin, a safe compound that can disperse the gas bubbles generated during the laser session.
These bubbles often block the light beam, reducing the effectiveness of the treatment. Thanks to the patch, the laser can penetrate more deeply and evenly, optimizing pigment removal from the tattoo.
Benefits of using during laser treatment
- Greater power and effectiveness
By dispersing the gas bubbles generated during the laser, PFD patches allow the light beam to act more deeply and evenly, improving ink removal in fewer sessions. - Skin protection
They act as a barrier between the epidermis and the laser, reducing the risk of burns, irritation, or inflammation. - Less pain and discomfort
Perfluorodecalin reduces friction and pressure on the skin, decreasing the burning sensation and making the process much more comfortable for the patient. - Faster results
Thanks to their action, multiple laser passes can be performed in a single session without compromising safety or skin health.
How to use during a session
Using PFD patches is simple but requires professional supervision. They are placed directly on the tattoo before starting the laser treatment, covering the area to be treated. Their main function is to disperse the gas bubbles generated when the laser hits the ink, allowing the light to penetrate more evenly and effectively. This enhances pigment removal while the skin receives a protective layer that reduces irritation and discomfort during the session. After the session, the patch is carefully removed and the usual post-laser care is applied.
Contraindications
Although PFD patches are safe, they are not recommended if:
- The skin has open wounds, infections, or dermatitis.
- There is an allergy to any of the patch components.
- There is no supervision by a professional specialized in tattoo removal.
Where to get PFD patches
Although PFD patches have become popular in tattoo removal clinics, not all centers use them. That’s why at MikitattooKillers we offer our own PFD Patches from the TattooKillers brand, designed to ensure maximum effectiveness and safety during your laser sessions. You can contact us via our website form, WhatsApp, and/or Instagram 😎.
