Using advanced laser technology for tattoo eradication, laser tattoo removal directs concentrated laser beams into the tattoo ink, fragmenting it into miniscule particles. These microscopic fragments are then effortlessly metabolised by the body, facilitating natural ink elimination without damaging the surrounding skin—distinctively superior to alternative tattoo removal methods. https://video.wixstatic.com/video/b60c02_998313b759834be5a546708df9f1c917/1080p/mp4/file.mp4

Yes, provided you are treated by a fully qualified technician.

You must be over the age of 18 and provided you meet our criteria and your medical history has been checked.

It can take 8 months to 2 years to remove your tattoo, as treatments are completed with gaps of 6-8 weeks between appointments. The time frame varies for each client and their tattoo, as different factors such as size, complexity, depths of ink, colour, skin type, age and location of the tattoo play a role. We usually recommend 2-4 treatments to fade for a cover up and 6-8 treatments to remove as much as possible, but this can depend on the ink colours and depth of ink used for your tattoo. If you have a new tattoo, you MUST wait at least 3 months before booking a consultation and a patch test. At your laser tattoo removal consultation, your technician will be able to better indicate how many treatments you need and answer any other questions about laser tattoo removal.

The short answer is yes; a tattoo can be removed entirely with laser tattoo removal. However, the success of complete removal depends on several factors. Firstly, the age and location of the tattoo can affect its removal. Older tattoos are typically easier to remove as they have had more time to fade and break down. Tattoos closer to the heart, such as on the chest or back, tend to heal faster and fade quicker than those on extremities like hands or feet. Secondly, ink type and colour also play a crucial role in the effectiveness of laser tattoo removal. Black ink is usually the easiest colour to remove, while other colours, such as blue and green, may require more treatments. Lastly, skin type also plays a significant role. People with lighter skin tones typically have better results than those with darker skin tones, as the laser targets pigment in the tattoo and can sometimes affect surrounding skin. It's essential to consult a professional before undergoing laser tattoo removal to determine the best course of action for your specific tattoo and skin type. They can assess and discuss realistic expectations for removal and recommend an appropriate treatment plan. In addition, it's important to follow aftercare instructions carefully to ensure proper healing and avoid complications such as scarring or infection.

This can vary from person to person depending on the skin type and depth of the ink. The pastel colours can be tricky to remove as they are mixed with white ink, which reflects the laser light.

Everyone has a different pain threshold. It honestly is nowhere near as painful as you would expect! Laser tattoo removal is often compared to the sensation you’d feel flicking a hot rubber band repeatedly on the skin. Not overly pleasant, but it’s over in a flash — sometimes seconds! We have an air cooling machine that makes the treatment more comfortable.

It can take from 15 mins to 1 hour and maybe longer. Each client is different and it depends on the size of the area being treated. More advice will be given at your consultation.

You should leave gaps of 6-8 weeks between appointments. The time frame varies for each client and their tattoo, as different factors such as ink type and colour, skin type, age and location of the tattoo play a role.

After a tattoo removal session, the treated area may appear: • Red • Tender • Swollen (similar to a mild sunburn) This is normal and a sign that the laser has effectively broken down the ink particles in your skin. Within a few days, the redness should subsude, and you may experience some crusting or scabbing as your skin heals. It is important to follow your aftercare instructions to ensure optimal healing and minimise any potential scarring. In some cases, slight colour variations or texture changes in the treated area may occur, but these typically fade over time.

You should protect the area you are having treated from sunlight, before and after your treatment. This will all be explained at your consultation in full as you will be required to have a patch test before the treatment. You should also shave the area. It is your responsibility to fully follow our pre care and aftercare. You will be asked at the consultation about your medical history and any medication you may be taking, as some medications can be a contraindication to this treatment.

Scarring is very rare with tattoo removal. Thanks to our advanced laser system, we’re are able to target tattoo ink particles with the least amount of skin interaction possible.

You should avoid sunbathing, sunbeds and any kind of spray tanning or fake tan 30 days prior and 30 days after your treatment. This is to ensure you get the best possible treatment. This treatment is melanin sensitive, so we ask you to do this to avoid any hypo or hyper pigmentation. All of our advice MUST be followed exactly.

The longer you wait between treatments, the better. As ink particles are flushed naturally through the body’s lymphatic system, treating a tattoo earlier than the advised time does not speed-up the process of laser tattoo removal. In addition to this, you are more at risk of scarring if you repeatedly have laser treatments while your skin’s surface is still healing.

The treated area should be kept clean over the next week while the skin heals. You should avoid exposing the treated area to the sun, to prevent changes in pigmentation.