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What To Expect
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The Process
Most tattoos need several sessions, usually spaced six to eight weeks apart to give your skin time to heal and your immune system time to clear the broken down ink. Black ink usually responds best, while colours can vary depending on the pigment and how dense it is.
Older, faded tattoos usually clear more easily than fresh ones.
CONSULTATION
Personalised Assessment
We assess your tattoo, skin type, and goals to create a tailored treatment plan. This allows us to set clear expectations around sessions, results, and healing.
TREATMENT
Laser Treatment
Advanced laser technology targets the tattoo pigment beneath the skin, breaking it into smaller particles without damaging surrounding tissue.
HEALING
Natural Fading Process
Over the weeks following treatment, your body gradually clears the fragmented ink. Each session builds on the last, leading to progressive fading.
SUPPORT & AFTERCARE
Guided Recovery & Aftercare
We provide clear aftercare instructions and ongoing support to ensure optimal healing and the best possible results between sessions.
Contact
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Common Questions About the Tattoo Removal Process
​Sessions are usually spaced six to eight weeks apart. This gap gives your skin time to heal and your immune system time to flush out the ink that's been broken down. Going too soon doesn't speed anything up and can be harder on your skin, which is why we time each session to let both happen
Tattoo size, ink colour, depth, age and location all play a part. So does your health, because your immune system clears the ink after each session. Staying hydrated, exercising and looking after your circulation help, while smoking and dehydration slow things down. Every tattoo and body is different, so we tailor your plan to you.
After treatment, the area may feel warm, tender or slightly swollen. Your body then gradually clears the broken down pigment over the following weeks. We’ll provide aftercare guidance to support the healing process.
Yes. Laser treatment can be used to lighten an existing tattoo rather than remove it completely, giving your tattoo artist a cleaner base and more flexibility for a cover up design.
Yes, every tattoo responds differently. Black ink usually responds best, while colours like yellow, green and light blue can be trickier. Ink density and age matter too, and older, faded tattoos usually clear more easily.
We'll assess your tattoo at your consultation and give you a realistic estimate of how many sessions to expect.
