Tattoo Removal

The truth is, we can’t give you a definitive answer. It varies from client to client due to several factors, including the age of the tattoo and the type of ink used. Typically, we say between 8 and 12 sessions.

It depends. How large is the tattoo? Where is it on your body? What kind of ink was used? Who did it? How old is the tattoo? These are just some of the factors that affect the price. The best way to get a price is to book a free consultation at your local Removery.

It’s our price promise to you. No matter how many sessions it may take, you only pay one price until all removable ink has gone. Paying per session with other providers can get very expensive.

There’s a lot of confusion when it comes to time and laser tattoo removal. It can take over 12 months to remove a tattoo with treatments every eight weeks or so, but the treatments themselves can be over in less than a minute.

How old it is. How big it is. How colorful it is. There are a number of different factors that affect how long it takes to completely remove a tattoo or fade a tattoo for a cover up. Each tattoo and person is unique, which makes it difficult to give an accurate timeframe for removal.

We’re very upfront about this; it’s no day at the spa, but we like to say if you were able to get a tattoo, you won’t have any problem with the uncomfortable feeling of removing it.

In our hands, with our experience, it is 100% safe. We have performed over 1 million successful treatments, but there’s a reason Bond villains always have a laser; in the wrong hands, they can be very dangerous.

With something as important as your skin, we never take risks. So we created the world’s only Clinical Advisory Board focused on tattoo removal, a panel made up of industry-leading doctors that make sure each and every tattoo removal is performed to the highest possible standard.

Laser tattoo removal is not easy. We’re not all laser scientists, and knowing what to ask if you’re trying to find the best tattoo removal studio is tricky, to say the least.
That’s why we’ve got Dr. Josh Weitz,  to go through the key questions to ask. Experience and technology are key.

Tattoo removal is a bit of a minefield to navigate through. We recommend watching our series, Common Questions About Tattoo Removal, to arm you with information from the company that has performed over 1 million successful treatments and counting.

It’s very simple. With the PicoWay® laser, there comes significantly less risk of any complications. Scarring or skin pigmentation changes are more frequent with older technology.

Short answer: it is all we do. Our laser specialists are the only ones in the industry that go through intensive training, and our clients’ results show that training matters.

It seems crazy doesn’t it. But it’s all about wavelengths and Dr. Bill  Kwan, is here to explain it all in simple English.

It’s all about wavelengths, and Dr. Kwan, is here to explain it all in simple terms. Specific wavelengths target different colors of ink. These wavelengths are not focused on the pigmentation of your skin, so they avoid it completely. Smart and completely safe.

Tattoo removal expert Dr. Josh Weitz, gives you the low down on lasers. Which one is the best, which one to avoid and why it matters to your skin.

We’re firing a high-intensity light into your skin, so minor, temporary side effects are common post-treatment, such as scabbing, blisters and crusting. There’s also a very minor risk of scarring and skin color change.

Your body is doing all of the hard lifting in between laser removal treatments, so staying healthy leads to better results. Staying out of the sun and avoiding excess heat from exercise is essential. Following our best practices will make a big difference.

Our mission is to make tattoo removal better. That’s why we use only the latest and greatest PicoWay second lasers. They’re a big investment from the business that not every tattoo removal studio can afford.

You may have heard that different colors in tattoos are harder to remove than others. It’s true. Certain colors like black, red, purple are easier to remove than lighter colors like whites, pinks or greens.

One of the most common questions we get. I mean we get it, it’s a laser and it’s pointed at your skin.

It’s uncomfortable for sure, there are lots of analogies floating around on the internet about it feeling like elastic bands being snapped on your skin. Truth is it’s different for everyone but it can often be over in just a few seconds.

Tattoo removal expert, Dr. Bill Kwan,  talks about the evolution of technology when it comes to lasers. We’re way beyond where technology was just a few years ago.

It’s like going from The Flintstones to The Jetsons.

Tattoo removal expert, Dr. Bill Kwan,  who knows more about tattoo removal than more or less anyone on earth goes through your options. But spoiler alert. There really is only one way – laser.

It depends. How large is the tattoo? Where it is on the body? What ink was used? Who did it? How old is the tattoo? These are just some of the factors that affect the price.

Tattoo removal expert, Dr. Bill Kwan will explain what you need to know about the process.

Cosmetic tattoos can be removed with exactly the same process as normal laser tattoo removal. The only thing that changes is the ink. Cosmetic tattoos use a different ink to traditional tattoo artists.

We’re on a mission to make tattoo removal better. From better pricing to better technology, we focus 100% on tattoo removal to bring you the best possible results. That’s why we are the world’s tattoo removal experts.