An individual approach.
Tattoo removal needs individual planning. The colour, size, location and history of the tattoo, along with your skin and previous treatment, can affect the approach. Laser treatment is one option used to target tattoo pigment; the clinic can explain whether it is appropriate for your case. Discuss realistic expectations, potential skin changes, aftercare and the time between sessions. An assessment helps you understand the options and limitations without committing to a particular outcome or number of visits.
What we can discuss
- Reviewing the tattoo’s colours, location and treatment history.
- Discussing removal or fading goals and their limitations.
- Understanding session planning, skin care and expected costs.
Your consultation journey
01. Request an assessment and describe the tattoo and any previous removal treatment.
02. Discuss suitability, available methods, possible risks and realistic expectations with the team.
03. Review the proposed schedule, quote and aftercare before deciding whether to proceed.
Your questions, answered.
Can a tattoo be removed completely?
Complete removal cannot be promised. The response varies with the tattoo and the skin. Ask the clinician about the likely possibilities and limitations in your case.
How long does the process take?
The number and spacing of sessions depend on the assessment and your response. Ask for an initial plan, with an understanding that it may change as treatment progresses.
Can I ask about permanent makeup?
Yes, explain the type and location when contacting the clinic. Cosmetic pigments and treatment near the eyes require specific assessment; the team must confirm whether it offers a suitable option.
This information is general and does not replace an individual clinical assessment. Suitability and results vary; your practitioner will discuss relevant risks, alternatives and aftercare.