When having either laser hair removal or tattoo removal the skin has to be completely healed before having the next treatment, so you would have to keep a bit of distance inbetween each treatment. If you come in for a free consultation we will be able to take a look at the tattoo and give you more advice on it as we will be able to see exactly where the hair is in relation to the tattoo. So if you would like a free consultation just contact us and we will book you in for a time and date thats good for you.

Normally the minimum amount of treatments a person has before the tattoo goes is between 6-8 treatments, however it could take longer, it could take less.Its best for you to come in for a free consultation where you will also be given a patch test.

It normaly takes a minimum of 6 treatments but it could take longer, it could take less, its best if you come in for a free consultation where the nurse can have a look at it, that way she can see the condition of the tattoo and will be able to give you a better idea of how long it will take.

You need to keep it dry and out of the heat for at least 48hours after haveing the treatment, after this time you may use the steam room.

It takes normaly a minimum of 6 sessions however it could take more, it could take less depending on your tattoo and the gap between each session is about 8 weeks.

No, the patch test is free.

Our price is typically on a 2"x2" tattoo is £60 per session or £200 for 4 sessions.

We are currently working on a before and after gallery! it will be up and running in the site pretty soon!

before you get the treatment you will be given a free patch test which is on a very small area of the tattoo, this will not leave a scar but will let us see if there has been any reaction from the patch test. It is a good idea to come in for a free consultation where you will be able to talk to one of the practitioners about any quirys you may have.

We normaly get you to come in around every 6 weeks, the longer you leave it between each treatment the better results you will get

It would be best if you came in for a free consultation so that the practitioner can have a look at the tattoo and then she will have a better idea as to how many sessions you may need. The minium amount of sessions people normaly need are between 6-8, but you may need more, you may need less. For the prices, take a look at the price page.

Take a look at our webpage for prices.

You have to be at least 18

Itormaly takes about 6-8 treatments minimum butitcould take more,it could takeless it depends on the tattoo, its best to come in for a free consultation where the nurse can have a look at it and will then have a better idea on how many treatments you will need.

You can remove a large tattoo of that size yes, however we wouldn't be able to do the whole half sleeve in one session, you would get blocks of it done in different sessions, so it would take longer than if it was a small tattoo. With regard to the amount of ink it would be best if you came in for a free consultation so that the practitioner can take a look at it and will then be able to give you a better idea about how much of the tattoo can be done in one session and how many sessions it would take to get rid of it.

Deffinatly no sunbeds! We are very stricked about making sure that clients DONT have a tan when coming in for treatment

yes it can.

Yes the longer you have had the tattoo the easier it is to get rid of as the ink would have already started to fade.

Yes, mention it to the specialist during your consultation?

Yes, mention it to the specialist during your consultation?

Protection and caring for the skin (especially from UV light) immediately after treatment is extremely important, whilst the skin repairs itself in the area where the tattoo has been removed. A minimum of SPF 30 is recommended.

The tattoo was designed to be permanent and all methods of removal have side effects, most removal techniques  are not with discomfort or even pain.

Laser tattoo removal does not break the skin, so blistering or scarring is not typical. Occasionally the skin pigment will darken, but then fade after a few months.

Yes, if the ink is one colour then the light can be matched specifically to that colour. 

The ink is really important, some inks are a mixture of different colours to make a dark blue. This will make it harder to remove. The age of the tattoo is also important.

The energy from 'the light used' chosen to be specific to the colour or colours of the tattoo and these energy specific wavelengths are absorbed the coloured ink of the tattoo, causing heat and the degeneration of the ink, which breaks down and is then disposed of by the normal body processes.

This is why the clinic offer a free first consultation, and why you can upload a photo of your tattoo for a free evaluation.

If you have dark skin, there are also other consideration in relation to the colour or colours of used in the tattoo

Yes, tattoos on skin that has a thicker layer of fat underneath are easier to remove:. typically the chest, arms and legs.

There is no easy answer to this question, often newer tattoos have more defined ink colours and maybe easier to remove.

Sometimes the older tattoos have ink that has started to degrade and they are sometimes easier to remove.

Previously 1 in 6 people with a tattoo had it removed, the current figure is much higher.

Sometimes people regret having a tattoo soon after having it, it is suggested that any new tattoo be allowed to become 'well healed' - a term that relates to the skin - before having it removed.

If having a tattoo ask for an ink that can be more easily removed by modern 'light' / laser techniques.