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About Laser Tattoo Removal
Laser tattoo removal is the safest and most effective method to eliminate unwanted tattoos. Using advanced laser technology, the treatment targets ink pigments deep within the skin, breaking them into smaller particles that your body naturally eliminates.
The number of sessions required depends on factors such as tattoo size, color, depth, and skin type. While some tattoos fade quickly,
others may take multiple treatments for complete removal.
Benefits of Laser Tattoo Removal
Laser tattoo removal is a safe and non-invasive procedure that targets ink without harming the surrounding skin. It effectively removes all ink colors, including stubborn pigments. The treatment also allows for gradual fading, making cover-ups easier. Each session is customized based on tattoo size, color, and skin type for optimal results.
Our Price
Per Treatment
$130
Small (under 1 sq in)
$200
Med (under 4 sq inch)
$250
Large (under 8 sq in)
$300
Extra large (under 16 sq in)
$150/per treatment
eyebrow microblading removal
(discounted packages also available)
24 month commitment charged automatically.
Treatments every 60 days.
(includes up to 3 free treatments after the 24 months if the tattoo isn't removed as much as clinically possible)
$59/ month
Small (under 1 sq in)
$89/
month
Med (under 4 sq inch)
$115/
month
Large (under 8 sq in)
$135/
month
Extra large (under 16 sq in)
Ice and topical anesthetic available
Free consultation. Able to treat all tattoo colors
Before And After Photos
Laser Tattoo Removal – Frequently Asked Questions
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How Many Treatments Are Needed?The average person generally requires between 8-12 treatments. The treatments are usually 4-6 weeks apart. Sometimes with hormonal issues like PCOS and thyroid disorders, or larger body areas - additional treatments are needed.
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Can I Tan While Receiving Laser Hair Removal?No tanning in between treatments. SPF of at least 35 should be used during sun exposure as hyperpigmentation (darkening of the skin in the area treated) may occur in a small percentage of people.
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What Happens After My Treatment?After the treatment the hair will go through a 3 week shedding process. The majority of the hair will shed out in 3 to 4 days after the treatment but it can take up to 3 weeks or more for stubborn hairs to work their way out. By the end of the 3rd week you will start to see the effects of the laser hair removal treatment. The hair will grow in slower and less coarse and may appear patchy.
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Why Do I Still See Hair After My Laser Session?Laser does NOT treat the hair itself, so you will still see hair after the treatment. Laser targets the papilla, which is at the base of the follicle that supplies nutrition to the hair. It takes several treatments to stunt the hair growth. Even after hair stops growing in additional treatments are required to ensure the hair stays gone long term. After the initial series of treatments, touch up treatments will be needed eventually, based on hormonal fluctuations and aging.
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What Are the Common Side Effects?Some typical reactions are redness, bumps and sometimes swelling. It is possible for these to last up to two to three days but most will only be slightly pink for about 10 minutes.
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How Large is the Treatment Area Per Laser Pulse?With every one second pulse of the laser it will cover the surface area of about the size of a nickel, treating all the hairs within that circumference.
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Does Laser Work on All Hair Colors?Laser does not work on blonde, gray or white hair.
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Is There Pain During the Treatment?Ice packs are offered to numb the area before and during the treatment. We also offer a topical anesthetic cream that is recommended for sensitive areas such as the lip underarms and bikini. The topical needs to be applied 45 minutes before the treatment, so it can be sent home with you after your first appointment to be applied for your future treatments.
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How Does the Laser Work?The Candela gentle yag is a device that produces an intense but gentle burst of light that fragments to reduce hair growth with selective destruction and minimal harm to the surrounding tissue.