treatments
from
£50
Perhaps you were in a car or bike accident and asphalt left a traumatic tattoo under your skin? Or maybe you suffered an injury that left you with an accidental tattoo? However it was caused, if you would like it removed then we would like to help. We use a combination of three different state-of-the-art lasers which are effective, and safe too. Please book a free consultation below to see what’s possible for you
Laser tattoo removal is suitable for most people although it isn’t advisable when your skin is tanned. We can certainly treat you if your skin is naturally dark. During your free consultation, we’ll discuss the options and estimate how much it will cost. If we don’t believe you can get the results you’d like, we’ll tell you immediately.
This depends on the size, colours and constituants in your tattoos. Many traumatic tattoos are gone after 2 or 3 treatments.
Your specialist nurse will meet you and guide you through each stage of the treatment. We may begin with different small test patches of different laser settings to see which gives the best results and take photos to monitor your progress.
Most people describe the feeling of the laser on the skin as like being flicked by an elastic band or a small pin prick. We use an air cooling system to make it more comfortable and anaesthetic cream if needed. Our qualified medical team are able to offer local/general anaesthetics.
Laser light is absorbed by the pigment or contents of your tattoo. Laser light fragments the coloured dye particles and allows the body's immune system to remove them.
The treated areas appear as white blisters, up to 5 millimetres in diameter, which usually disappear within 24 hours. The treated area may continue to change over the next three months, so treatments are usually three months apart. But don’t worry, we’ll explain everything at your free consultation.
Download the Patient Leaflet (1mb) for this treatment – to keep and read in your own time.
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With every treatment you have, you'll be helping someone else too—100% of the proceeds go back into the NHS.
From our nurses to our scientists, our team is dedicated to delivering outstanding treatment.
