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Our Pico laser delivers ultra-short pulses of energy that break tattoo ink into smaller particles. Over the following weeks, your body gradually clears those particles and the tattoo fades. Multiple wavelengths allow us to target different ink colours.
How many sessions you need, and how much a tattoo fades, depends on the tattoo itself, your skin and how your body responds. We give you an honest assessment at your consultation and adjust your plan as your tattoo fades.
Every tattoo removal journey starts with a consultation and patch test. We assess your tattoo’s size, colours and ink density, your skin type and any existing scarring, then patch test to see how your skin responds before your first session.
Different ink colours absorb laser light differently. Our Pico laser uses multiple wavelengths, so we can target a range of colours with settings chosen for your tattoo and your skin.
The laser delivers energy in ultra-short pulses that shatter ink into smaller particles. Your body then clears these particles naturally in the weeks between sessions.
Tattoos fade gradually over a course of sessions spaced weeks apart. The number of sessions varies with the tattoo, the ink, your skin and how your body responds, so we review your progress at every visit and adjust your plan.
Ink colours and density, how deep the ink sits, the age of the tattoo, where it is on your body, your skin type, any scarring and your general health can all affect how quickly and how much a tattoo fades. Some inks may not clear completely.
Planning a cover-up? Laser fading can help lighten an existing tattoo first. We’ll talk through your goals at your consultation.
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It varies. The number of sessions depends on your tattoo’s colours, ink density and age, where it is on your body, your skin, and how your body responds. We give you an honest assessment at your consultation and review your progress at every session.
Many tattoos fade significantly, but results vary and some inks may not clear completely. We’ll talk you through realistic expectations for your tattoo at your consultation.
Most people describe the sensation as a quick snapping feeling on the skin. Sessions are usually brief, and we’ll talk you through how we keep you comfortable.
It’s normal for the area to look red, swollen or temporarily whitened straight after treatment. Some people get blistering or light scabbing. This usually settles as the skin heals.
Sessions are spaced several weeks apart, giving your body time to clear the ink and your skin time to heal. Your therapist sets the interval for your tattoo.
Most people can have laser tattoo removal, but it may not be suitable if you’re pregnant or breastfeeding, have an infection, broken skin or irritation in the area, have recently tanned, have a history of keloid scarring, or take certain medications. We confirm your suitability at your consultation and patch test.
Book your tattoo removal consultation and patch test before your first session.
Avoid tanning, sunbeds and fake tan on the area before treatment.
Tell us about any medications, supplements, skin conditions or recent treatments.
Let us know if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Arrive with the area clean and free from creams, oils or lotions.
Keep the area clean and dry, and follow the aftercare instructions your therapist gives you.
Don’t pick or scratch blisters or scabs. Let them heal naturally.
Protect the area from the sun, and use a broad-spectrum SPF 50+ once the skin has healed.
Avoid swimming pools, saunas, spas and hot baths until the skin has healed.
Avoid tight clothing rubbing on the area while it heals.
Contact us if you notice signs of infection or anything that concerns you.