Laser tattoo removal breaks the ink into particles your body then clears. The process is gradual — and deliberately so — with sessions spaced to let the skin recover and the ink lift between rounds.
Colour, depth, ink density and location all change how a tattoo responds. Black ink usually clears fastest; multi-colour designs are treated in passes. We assess all of this before quoting a session range.
How it works
Short-pulse laser energy shatters ink particles in the skin, which are then removed naturally by the body over the following weeks.
Who it is for
Healthy adults seeking to fade or remove an unwanted tattoo of any age, size or colour (colour affects pace, not feasibility).
Concerns it addresses
Unwanted tattoos, faded or regretted designs, partially removed artwork needing completion.
Treatment process
- Consultation and tattoo assessment
- Patch test where appropriate
- Laser session with cooling
- Spaced review as the ink clears
Expected results
Progressive lightening; complete clearance varies with ink, depth and aftercare. Partial fading is also a common, useful goal.
Preparation & aftercare
Before the treatment
Avoid sun on the area; do not pick or scrub the skin before your session.
After the treatment
Keep the area clean, moisturised and out of the sun; blistered skin must not be picked.