Tattoo removal
We take tattoos off with a laser in the studio. How many sessions it takes only shows on the skin and in a photo: colour, age and placement decide more than any price list online.
When it makes sense
It isn't yours anymore
An old design, someone else's name, a decision from another time. We take it down so the skin can live without it.
Before a cover-up
If the old piece is too dark or dense, the laser lightens it first, and only then the artist draws the new one.
It has to be clean
A job, a uniform, a stage. We'll say straight how many sessions to a look you can live with — not to “as if it was never there”.
How it goes
We look at the piece
Come in or send a photo. From the colour, density and place we'll say if we take it and how many sessions to expect. Green and blue take longer than black.
We try a spot
The first pass is short: we see how the skin reacts. If it stays calm, we follow the plan.
Sessions with a pause
Six to eight weeks between sessions. The skin has to heal, or the next pass hits inflammation instead of pigment.
We check the result
We photograph after each heal. We stop when you like how it looks — not when it has been burned to nothing.
What we need from you
A recent photo of the piece in daylight, no filter.
No sun on the spot for at least two weeks before the session.
If it was tattooed or covered recently, say so: fresh pigment takes the laser worse.
After the session there will be a scab and an itch. Don't pick it, don't go to a tanning bed or a pool until we say so.
Send a photo of the piece
From the photo we'll say if we take it, how many sessions to expect and what can realistically come off. If a cover-up is smarter than removal, we'll write that.
Send a request