Laser Tattoo Removal
Fade or fully clear unwanted tattoos with Q-switched laser
Sessions
6–12 sessions, 6–8 weeks apart
Session time
10–30 minutes
Downtime
3–7 days of scabbing
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Overview
Laser tattoo removal uses a Q-switched laser that delivers extremely short, high-energy pulses. These shatter the tattoo ink into microscopic particles which are then cleared by the body's immune system. The number of sessions depends on ink colour, density, depth, tattoo age and your skin type — black and dark blue ink respond fastest, while green, yellow and light blue take longer.
Procedure
- 1
Assessment
- Ink colours, depth and skin type are assessed.
- Realistic session count and outcome explained.
- 2
Preparation
- Numbing cream applied; protective eyewear worn.
- Area cleaned and cooled.
- 3
Laser session
- Q-switched pulses are passed over the tattoo.
- Pigment shatters and skin frosts briefly.
- 4
Healing
- Antibiotic ointment and dressing applied.
- Body clears pigment over the following weeks.
Benefits
Non-surgical with no cutting or stitches.
Selective — targets ink, spares surrounding skin.
Works on both amateur and professional tattoos.
Can be used to fade a tattoo for a cover-up.
Causes & who it is for
- Regret over an old or amateur tattoo
- Professional or workplace requirements
- Preparation for a cover-up design
- Allergic or inflammatory reaction to ink
Aftercare & results
- Keep the area dry and covered for 24–48 hours.
- Do not scratch or pick scabs.
- Apply the prescribed ointment and use SPF 50 once healed.