- Best results AFTER 6-8 SESSIONS
- Duration of results PERMANENT REMOVAL
- Risk MINIMAL
- Practitioner AESTHETIC THERAPIST
- Cost PER AREA
- Anaesthetic needed TOPICAL LOCAL ANESTHETIC USED
- Recovery time WOUND HEALING - UP TO 2 WEEKS
Laser tattoo removal is simple, safe, and produces fantastic results
We use the latest, most advanced laser technology to remove tattoos. The technology works by allowing the light produced by the laser to pass through the skin and break up the tattoo ink into tiny particles. The body then disposes of these fragments via its immune system.
We accept nothing other than the best standards of pre-treatment, treatment and aftercare. Every year our team of highly trained medical practitioners conduct thousands of tattoo removal procedures, so you know you’re in the best and safest hands.
Tattoo Removal Pricing
Prices
| Treatment | Single Session | Course of 6 Sessions (SAVE 10%) |
|---|---|---|
| Test Patch | £50 | N/A |
| Very Minor Area (1-3cm) | £68 | £367 |
| Minor Area (4-8cm) | £116 | £626 |
| Intermediate Area (9-15cm) | £189 | £1,020 |
| Major Area (16-20cm) | £289 | £1,560 |
How does laser tattoo removal work?
The laser sends short pulses of light energy that break the tattoo ink into very small fragments. Your body's immune system then gradually clears these fragments away over the weeks that follow. Because this takes time, treatment is carried out as a course of sessions.
How many sessions will I need?
It varies with the size of the tattoo, the colours and depth of the ink, how old it is, where it is on your body, and your skin type. Sessions are usually spaced around six to eight weeks apart to allow your skin to heal. We will give you an honest estimate at your consultation, but we cannot guarantee complete removal.
Does tattoo removal hurt?
Most people describe it as a sharp snap, like a rubber band against the skin, or a hot splatter. The level of discomfort varies by area and by the tattoo. Cooling is used during treatment, and you can ask your practitioner about other options for staying comfortable.
What should I expect afterwards, and how do I look after the area?
The area may be red, swollen and tender, and some people have blistering or scabbing. Keep the area clean and dry, do not pick at it, and protect it from the sun. Your practitioner will give you full aftercare instructions to follow between sessions.
Can all colours be removed?
Black and dark blue or green inks usually respond best. Lighter colours, such as yellow, pale green and white, can be harder to treat, and some inks only fade partially. Your practitioner will assess your tattoo and explain what is likely to be possible.
