Laser Tattoo Removal
Ideal for removing unwanted tattoos effectively and safely
- Duration: 15-60 minutes
- Number of Sessions: 4-10 treatments with intervals of 4-6 weeks
- Sensation: Medium Pain
- Visible Results Gradual fading after each session, with full removal after completing the course
This tattoo removal method is suitable for various skin types and pigment shades, providing a quick and reliable result.
Free
from £37
Very Small (1 – 3 cm)
from £37.00
total £222.00
per session
total £350.00
per session
Small (4 – 6 cm)
from £55.00
total £330.00
per session
total £490.00
per session
Medium (7 – 15 cm)
from £95.00
total £570.00
per session
total £850.00
per session
Large (16 – 20 cm)
from £145.00
total £870.00
per session
total £1350.00
per session
X-Large (21 cm upwards) *Price Upon Consultation
from £199.00
total £1194.00
per session
total £1850.00
per session
How Laser Tattoo Removal Work for Your unique needs
Laser Tattoo Removal is a modern method designed to safely and effectively eliminate unwanted tattoos of various sizes, colors, and depths. Targeting tattoo pigments beneath the skin with innovative laser technology, the process breaks them down into tiny particles that the body gradually gets rid of on its own.
This process allows for precise treatment while leaving the surrounding skin unharmed. The tattoo gradually gets lighter with each session and gives the best possible results. The result is a clean and restored skin appearance without unwanted ink.
Tattoo Removal
Regeneration
Tattoo Removal
The best way to get rid of tattoos of different shapes, colors and depths is using laser tattoo removal.
Regeneration
The laser stimulates natural skin regeneration, ensuring smooth and even results after pigment removal.
Preparing for the treatment
Aftercare
Contraindications
Active inflammations or infections, including acute flare-ups of acne, severe skin disorders like psoriasis or eczema.
Women who are pregnant or nursing are not advised to get this treatment.
Those with recent or ongoing cancer diagnoses should not receive laser treatment.
If you are taking any medications that make your skin more sensitive to light, speak with your doctor before the procedure.
The procedure cannot be performed on skin with open wounds or following recent cosmetic treatments, such as deep chemical peels.
If the patient has a recent tan or sunburn, the procedure should be postponed to avoid side effects.
Patients who are prone to keloid scarring should avoid the procedure due to the risk of improper tissue regeneration.
Because of the possibility of overheating, laser therapy shouldn’t be carried out in locations where metal implants are present.
Innovation
We employ the most recent equipment in aesthetic medicine, to provide results that are secure, efficient and long-lasting.
Professionalism
Our team consists of certified specialists, that also has years of experience and adheres to the highest standards of care.
Personalised Approach
Each procedure is customised to your particular needs and preferences, its help to achieve the best possible results.
Frequently Asked Questions
The pigment is broken up into small particles by the laser beam penetrating the skin and the body’s lymphatic system then naturally gradually removes them.
The size of the tattoo and skin sensitivity affect the feeling. Some clients describe it like a mild tingling or “snapping” feeling. For extra comfort, numbing lotions might be used.
The size, color and depth of the tattoo, together with the skin type, determine how many sessions are required. Five to ten sessions spaced four to six weeks apart are usually needed.
The dark ones like navy blue and black the best to remove from skin. Lighter colors, such as yellow or white, may require more sessions and can be more challenging to eliminate completely.
Results are noticeable after the first session, but complete removal requires completing the entire treatment course.
There is very little chance of scarring if the specialist’s advice is followed. It is important not to pick at scabs that may form after the procedure.
Yes, but certain tattoos may leave a subtle trace, particularly if they were made with professional inks. In these situations, it could be advised to use other corrective techniques or extra sessions.
Yes, laser removal can be performed on the face and other delicate areas, but these zones require extra care and an individualised approach.
Yes, because the pigment in older and amateur tattoos is closer to the skin’s surface so they are typically simpler to erase.
Yes, the laser makes it possible to remove only some portions of the tattoo, leaving the rest intact for future cover-ups or modifications.
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We work in a personalised way with Your Needs
Every treatment is customised to suit your unique needs for the best experiences and outcomes. We offer you individual consultation with our Specialist to explore the best treatment options.
