If you're unhappy with your existing tattoos, brow shape or colour, they can usually be removed by laser.

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A single session typically begins with a cold compress or cooling gel, to ensure the skin’s surface is as calm and anesthetized as possible. The treatment itself involves the repetitive pulsing of the laser across the tattooed area.

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The sensation varies from individual to individual, with some describing it as akin to a rubber band snap or a pinprick. After the session concludes, 100% Aloe Vera Gel can be applied to support healing, and the treated area is usually covered to protect it from potential irritants.

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Since the ink’s depth and the amount of ink used can vary significantly between tattoos, the number of sessions required for complete removal will also vary. This is typically discussed during the consultation, where a personalised treatment plan is developed.

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Aftercare:

Avoiding irritation and inflammation is crucial, as it can mitigate the effects of the procedure and delay healing. This means refraining from hot baths, swimming, or partaking in vigorous exercise for the first few days.

As your skin recovers, it is also advisable to keep the treated area out of the sun, as harmful UV light can cause hyperpigmentation and impede the skin’s renewal. When outside, applying a broad-spectrum sunblock is imperative, especially on the days immediately following a session.

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Patch test required.

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Cost:

£80 per session for Brow Removal

Tattoo Removal - Price on Application