So how long does it take?

The truth

What everyone else avoids telling you: It takes time

Ask 99% of the planet if you can remove a tattoo and they’ll tell you you can’t. Not completely. They’re all wrong. Tattoo removal used to be a scene in a sci-fi movie. Tattoos were as permanent as Dr.Spock’s spray-on blue sweater. As forever as Rita Wilson and Tom Hanks. As unremovable as the Mandalorian’s mask. But that’s all changed. Thanks to the amazing science of PicoWay laser technology we can now actually undo a tattoo. Let’s just stay with that a second. We can now remove the permanent. And we mean remove, gone, like it was never there. No blemishes. No ink. No sign on the skin whatsoever. It’s truly amazing. Almost magical. But it’s a process and it takes…yes, time.

Why does it take time?

Well it’s part laser and part your body. In each session the laser breaks down the ink into smaller and smaller particles. When they’re small enough your body can flush them away naturally, and when we say flush and naturally, yes we mean in the loo. So we leave around 4 to 6 weeks between sessions to give the body time to remove as many of these smaller particles of ink as it can. Then we repeat until it’s all gone.

Better lasers, faster results

Our lasers are so accurate that they can target really tiny particles of ink and speed up the removal process. Read more about how good they are here. But it still takes time. How long depends on a number of factors we’ll go into now.