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44 results about "Tattoo removal" patented technology

Tattoo removal has been performed with various tools since the start of tattooing. While tattoos were once considered permanent, it is now possible to remove them with treatments, fully or partially. The "standard modality for tattoo removal" is the non-invasive removal of tattoo pigments using Q-switched lasers. Different types of Q-switched lasers are used to target different colors of tattoo ink depending on the specific light absorption spectra of the tattoo pigments. Typically, black and other darker-colored inks can be removed completely using Q-switched lasers while lighter colors such as yellows and greens are still very difficult to remove. Success can depend on a wide variety of factors including skin color, ink color, and the depth at which the ink was applied.

System and method for treating tissue

A method, device, and system for modifying or destroying selected tissue, by selecting an area of tissue for treatment, collecting the area between a plurality of energy transmitting elements, applying an electric current and / or electromagnetic radiation between the energy transmitting elements, and applying the electric current and / or electromagnetic radiation until, for example, the cells are modified or destroyed. Cooling may be applied to prevent unwanted modification. Conducting mediums may be applied to control tissue modification. Embodiments of the present invention may be used for treatment of fat cells, acne, lesions, tattoo removals etc.
Owner:LUMENIS BE LTD

System and method for treating tissue

A method, device, and system for modifying or destroying selected tissue, by selecting an area of tissue for treatment, collecting the area between a plurality of energy transmitting elements, applying an electric current and / or electromagnetic radiation between the energy transmitting elements, and applying the electric current and / or electromagnetic radiation until, for example, the cells are modified or destroyed. Cooling may be applied to prevent unwanted modification. Conducting mediums may be applied to control tissue modification. Embodiments of the present invention may be used for treatment of fat cells, acne, lesions, tattoo removals etc.
Owner:LUMENIS BE LTD

Methods and devices for plasmon enhanced medical and cosmetic procedures

InactiveUS20050203495A1Enhanced and very confined body surgeryBetter-controlled surgery and treatment conditionsCosmetic preparationsHair removalHair removalMedical treatment
Composition of methods and devices for surface plasmon resonance-enhanced medical and cosmetic procedures are disclosed. The invention relates to the use of a nonlinear surface plasmon resonance generation source and metal nanoparticles embedded to a body to enhance medical and cosmetic procedures in the body. The methods and devices in this invention can be applied for very effective three-dimensionally localized body surgery, tattoo removal, skin pigmentation removal, hair removal, drug delivery, photodynamic therapy, thrombosis, lithotripsy and cosmetic body treatment. The present invention relates also to a method of making temporary, semi-permanent and permanent tattoos with surface plasmon resonance technique.
Owner:US PATENT & TRADEMARK OFFICE

Ultrasound-based treatment methods for therapeutic treatment of skin and subcutaneous tissues

InactiveUS20070078290A1Ultrasound therapySurgeryWrinkle skinAbnormal pigmentation
The disclosure provides a method and apparatus for noninvasive and minimally-invasive treatment of skin and subcutaneous tissues with ultrasound with or without nano- or microparticles. The treatment includes, but is not limited to, hair removal, skin rejuvenation (wrinkle removal), scar removal, treatment of spider veins and varicose veins, removal of birthmarks, acne treatment, wound treatment, abnormal pigmentation and stretch mark removal, abnormal tissues in skin and subcutaneous layers, and tattoo removal. Skin and subcutaneous tissues which can be treated with the methods described include, but are not limited to, the dermis, epidermis, subcutaneous fat, connective tissue, muscle tissue, blood vessels, scar tissues, tendons, and cartilage tissues, and abnormal tissues in skin and subcutaneous layers. The disclosure is especially applicable to hair removal and skin rejuvenation.
Owner:BOARD OF RGT THE UNIV OF TEXAS SYST

Tattoo Removal and Other Dermatological Treatments using Multi-Photon Processing

A system and method for providing multi-photon processing treatment to a patient. A localized, multi-photon processing event is initiated within a vicinity of an unwanted pigment in order to remove the pigment. The multi-photon processing event requires a relatively low energy, but very intense, pulse of light. The low amount of energy per pulse allows ablation of the material to be highly localized, with negligible thermal damage to surrounding material. The multi-photon event may be initiated by focusing a suitable electromagnetic pulse, such as a 2 mJ laser pulse having a 100 to 300 femtoseconds pulse duration, into a focal volume small enough that the intensity exceeds 1011 Watts / cm2. A suitably configured Ti:Sapphire solid state laser may provide such pulses at 1-10 kHz. By repeating the multi-photon processing event along the location of a tattoo, the tattoo may be removed with no damage to the surrounding tissue.
Owner:SMITS ALEXANDER +1

Tattoo removal system and method

A treatment system and method includes use of a chemical facilitator to provide a result-effective event against one or more negative therapeutic effects related to exposing to a light output a skin portion including a condition treatable in whole or in part with light. In one exemplary embodiment for skin treatment including tattoo removal, perfluorodecalin is used to inhibit or resolve whitening, for example to speed a laser therapy session.
Owner:ON LIGHT SCI INC

Method of treating skin requiring tattoo removal

InactiveUS20070166252A1Minimize and reduce and eliminate side effectMinimize and reduce and eliminate undesirable side effectCosmetic preparationsHair cosmeticsTattoo removalDermatology
A treatment regimen for treating skin subject to tattoo removal procedures involves the application of supplemental composition(s) such as preparatory composition(s), protective composition(s), and combinations thereof, and a corrective composition.
Owner:HATTENDORF JUDY +1

Spectroscopic Diagnostic Apparatus as an Aid for Laser Tattoo Removal

A spectroscopic diagnostic apparatus is disclosed as an aid for laser tattoo removal. The apparatus performs spectroscopic analysis of the tattooed skin before or during laser treatment, which provides composition information of the tattoo pigments and photometric information of the skin for optimizing laser treatment protocols automatically or manually. It also provides a simulated treatment result for the selected laser types.
Owner:BWT PROPERTY

Device and Method of Minimally Invasive Tattooing and Tattoo Removal

A method of tattooing includes removing substantially an epidermis cell layer, without substantially removing a corresponding basal cell layer, at a skin area where a tattoo is desired. A tattoo is applied on or near the basal cell layer of the skin area. Ink from the tattoo has an enhanced tendency to migrate into a dermis layer of the skin area due to the removing of the epidermis cell layer and applying of the tattoo instead to the basal cell layer.
Owner:LAI SHUI T

Needling device and drug applicator

A needling device may be used for needling of a subject's skin, and a drug applicator device may be used for applying a drug to a subject's skin. For example, a needling device may be applied to a subject's skin for hair growth applications, or may be used for wrinkle, scar, or tattoo removal. A drug applicator device may be used for multiple drug application purposes such as applying a hair growth compound to the skin of a subject.
Owner:FOLLICA

Tattoo removal system

Described is a system and associated materials and methods for delivering a fluid to a subject's skin, e.g., for tattoo removal. In one embodiment, the fluid is provided in a continuous flow by associating the fluid with a pump. In another embodiment, a disposable template is provided that allows for precise and ideal placement of eschar-inducing material fluid for, for example, tattoo removal.
Owner:REJUVATEK MEDICAL INC

Tattoo Removal System and Method

A treatment system and method includes use of a chemical facilitator to provide a result-effective event against one or more negative therapeutic effects related to exposing to a light output a skin portion including a condition treatable in whole or in part with light. In one exemplary embodiment for skin treatment including tattoo removal, perfluorodecalin is used to inhibit or resolve whitening, for example to speed a laser therapy session.
Owner:ON LIGHT SCI INC

Tattoo Removal with Two Laser Beams via Multi-Photon Processes

ActiveUS20130172862A1Minimizing Main Laser pulse energy lossMain Laser entrance intensitySurgical instrument detailsTattoo removalSkin surface
A method for removing tattoos using two laser beams and a multi-photon process is disclosed. A 0.1 to 100 nsec pulse secondary laser beam focused to 108 W / cm2 creates a temporary channel from the skin surface to the tattoo pigment. A 100 fsec pulse main laser beam is then guided through the channel to the pigment and focused to sufficient intensity, i.e., 1012 W / cm2 or more, to initiate a multi-photon process that breaks up the pigment, disrupting its light reflecting properties. The channel allows the main laser beam unobstructed passage to the pigments, resulting in efficient use of the main laser. The pigment fragments escape through the temporary channel or diffuse into the blood stream. A suitably configured Ti / Sapphire laser beam is split into two components, with an uncompressed component used as the secondary laser beam, and a compressed component as the main laser beam.
Owner:SUCKEWER SZYMON

Tattoo removal and other dermatological treatments using multi-photon processing

A system and method for providing multi-photon processing treatment to a patient. A localized, multi-photon processing event is initiated within a vicinity of an unwanted pigment in order to remove the pigment. The multi-photon processing event requires a relatively low energy, but very intense, pulse of light. The low amount of energy per pulse allows ablation of the material to be highly localized, with negligible thermal damage to surrounding material. The multi-photon event may be initiated by focusing a suitable electromagnetic pulse, such as a 2 mJ laser pulse having a 100 to 300 femtoseconds pulse duration, into a focal volume small enough that the intensity exceeds 1011 Watts / cm2. A suitably configured Ti:Sapphire solid state laser may provide such pulses at 1-10 kHz. By repeating the multi-photon processing event along the location of a tattoo, the tattoo may be removed with no damage to the surrounding tissue.
Owner:SMITS ALEXANDER +1

Systems and methods for removing exogenous particles from the skin of a patient

ActiveUS20180311079A1Prevent re-phagocytosisSurgeryMedical devicesTattoo removalTattoo ink
The present disclosure is directed to systems and methods that removing exogenous particles from a target region of the skin of a patient. The systems and methods can employ dermal lavage to remove the exogenous particles from the target region. In some instances, the exogenous particles can be residual tattoo ink after a tattoo removal process. A conduit can be sized and dimensioned for insertion into or around the target region to inject an irrigation fluid that defines an irrigation area. The exogenous particles can be suspended in the irrigation fluid. A device can be configured to form one or more channels in the irrigation area so that the exogenous particles are removable from the irrigation area.
Owner:THE GENERAL HOSPITAL CORP

Optical Treatment Methods

A treatment system and method includes use of a chemical facilitator to provide a result-effective event against one or more negative therapeutic effects related to exposing to a light output a skin portion including a condition treatable in whole or in part with light. In one exemplary embodiment for skin treatment including tattoo removal, perfluorodecalin is used to inhibit or resolve whitening, for example to speed a laser therapy session.
Owner:ON LIGHT SCI INC

Ultra bright LED induced tattoo removal

A device for removing tattoos is provided having ultra bright LEDs in a tight array to concentrate the output energy toward a skin area containing a tattoo. The output energy, such as, for a red color ultra bright LED, will be about 88 joules per square inch. The amount of energy emitted into the tattoo will penetrate the epidermis and into the dermis in which the tattoo is situated.A method of removing tattoos using an optical device is provided that has a panel which houses a plurality of ultra bright LEDs. The ultra bright LEDs clusters are configured to penetrate the outer skin layer epidermis without damaging the skin by overheating and enter the next layer of skin, the dermis, to destroy the ink for effective tattoo removal.
Owner:INREXREM

Method and system for image processing

An image processing system comprising: a computer readable medium and at least one processor configured to provide a machine learning architecture for image processing. In particular, keyframes are selected for modification by a visual artist, and the modifications are used for training the machine learning architecture. The modifications are then automatically propagated to remaining frames requiring modification through interpolation or extrapolation through processing remaining frames through the trained machine learning architecture. The generated modified frames or frame portions can then be inserted into an original video to generate a modified video where the modifications have been propagated. Example usages include automatic computational approaches for aging / de-aging and addition / removal of tattoos or other visual effects.
Owner:MONSTERS ALIENS ROBOTS ZOMBIES INC

High power tunable optical parametric oscillator for selective photothermolysis laser surgeries

A laser with a wide continuous wavelength tuning range is desirable for optimized selective photothermolysis (SP) laser surgeries that treat light-absorptive lesions and unwanted pigments in human tissue with minimal collateral damages. However, current SP laser surgical systems are limited to a few lasing lines including 1024 nm by Nd:YAG, 755 nm by Alexandrite, 694 nm by Ruby, and 532 nm by second harmonic generation of 1064 nm. This invention discloses techniques to implement a high power, tunable optical parametric oscillator (OPO) system for demanding SP applications such as laser tattoo removal. In addition to wavelength tuning, the OPO laser system's output pulse energy, pulse duration, and pulse-train duration are also adjustable by tuning the pump laser pulse energy, pump laser pulse duration, and pump laser pulse-train duration for optimizing SP laser surgical outcomes.
Owner:RAO BIN

Improvements in and to methods and apparatus for removal of skin pigmentation and tattoo ink

Methods and apparatus for dermatological laser treatment, e.g. for the removal of unwanted tattoos or other skin pigmentation. Removal of multiple colours with a single pulsed laser beam may be achieved using intensities in excess of about 50 GW / cm2. Methods for reducing the pain and tissue damage associated with laser tattoo removal include using a spot size of less than 2 mm with a fluence in the range 0.5-10 J / cm2. Scanning the laser beam over an area of skin to be treated allows such areas to be treated accurately with scanning patterns calculated to promote rapid dissipation of heat awayfrom treated portions of the skin. Multiple treatment rooms may be served by a single pulsed treatment laser by beam toggling, splitting or pulse-picking to minimise downtime of the laser.
Owner:LIGHTSENSE ISRAEL LTD

Erasable tattoo ink and method for removing tattoos

InactiveUS20170014317A1Efficient transfer of energyImprove efficiencyCosmetic preparationsMake-upEnergy transferTattoo removal
An improved erasable tattoo ink and a method and apparatus for removing tattoos using an energy transfer photodisruptive mechanism whereby efficiency of the transfer of energy from a low energy light source to a higher energy donor and then to a tattoo pigment molecule for photodecomposition of the ink color pigmentation is optimized.
Owner:EXCELSIOR NANOTECH

Spectroscopic diagnostic apparatus as an aid for laser tattoo removal

A spectroscopic diagnostic apparatus is disclosed as an aid for laser tattoo removal. The apparatus performs spectroscopic analysis of the tattooed skin before or during laser treatment, which provides composition information of the tattoo pigments and photometric information of the skin for optimizing laser treatment protocols automatically or manually. It also provides a simulated treatment result for the selected laser types.
Owner:BWT PROPERTY

Reversible tattoo colorant and method

InactiveUS20170035461A1SurgeryTattoo removalTattoo ink
A tattoo ink or colorant has magnetic properties. The ink is delivered to the proper depth of the skin. The colorant remains in place, forming the desired visible design. When removal of the tattoo is desired, a magnet is topically applied to draw the ink or colorant to move the nanoparticles to the epidermis. The nanoparticles are then shed from the epidermis along with squamous cell debris.
Owner:DEAL JEFFERY

Indications for local transport of anaesthetic agents by electrotransport devices

InactiveUS20100191216A1ElectrotherapyMedical devicesRegional nerve blockDermabrasion
The use of an iontophoresis electrode assembly for delivery of a drug formulation is described. The drug formulation includes an anaesthetic and a vasoconstrictor. It is administered to a patient prior to a procedure to produce clinically acceptable depth and duration of dermal anaesthesia at the portion of skin to subject to a painful procedure or to reduce or eliminate pain. The procedure is one selected from the group consisting of venipuncture, IV cannulation, needle aspirations, body piercings, blood donations, electrolysis, tattoo removal, tattoo application, injections, dermabrasion, skin peeling, high velocity particle ablation, pace maker implantation, pace maker replacement, epidural puncture, lumbar puncture, regional nerve blocks, skin harvesting, small skin incisions, skin biopsies, circumcisions or excisions. The iontophoresis electrode assembly may also be used to reduce or temporarily eliminate neuropathic pain.
Owner:KEUSCH PRESTON +4

Method for removing a tattoo

ActiveUS20160367458A1Efficient and safe and comfortable mannerAvoid disadvantagesCosmetic preparationsMake-upMedicinePenetration enhancer
A method of removing a tattoo from skin of a human subject. The method has the step of applying to a region of the skin having the tattoo a reducing composition that includes a reducing agent and a penetration enhancer in admixture. The penetration enhancer is present in an amount effective to effect penetration of at least at least a portion of the reducing agent through the skin to the location of the tattoo. The reducing agent is present in an amount effective to at least partially decolorize or break up a pigment of the tattoo. The reducing agent can be selected from the group consisting of sodium oxymethylene sulfoxylate and sodium hydroxymethane sulfinic acid.
Owner:CONAIR CORP

System, apparatus, and method of providing tattoo fading and removal

A retainer, system and method of tattoo removal including treating a tattooed region of skin with an oxidizing or bleaching solution activated by certain wavelengths of light may be provided. The method of tattoo removal may include applying a layer of removal solution to a tattooed region of skin; regulating a temperature of the layer of removal solution with a temperature control element; and exposing the layer of removal solution to a light source of pre-determined wavelength. Light of certain wavelengths may improve or ā€œsuperchargeā€ the effects of certain pharmaceuticals or target chemicals and agents, creating a synergistic effect that may break down tattoo ink molecules and eliminate the appearance of tattoos in the skin of humans or other animals.
Owner:DABNEY PATENTS L L C
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