Tattoo removal technology has advanced rapidly in recent years, making it safer and more effective than ever before. The doctors use short pulses of energy to target ink molecules and break them apart, removing deep tattoos from the skin and leaving you with a smooth finish.

We use highly advanced USFDA & CE approved TRI-beam Active Q switched laser machine to erase your tattoos.

Anyone with any skin tone who has an unwanted tattoo may be treated, provided they are cleared for safe treatment by our Doctors. We are able to treat any area of the body, however, there are a number of factors to consider in determining the number of sessions required and the most likely results to be expected.

• Women who are pregnant or lactating
• Those with an Infection at the area to be treated
• Those with cancer, heart problems or a history of seizures or immune disorders
• Those with Herpes Simplex Virus 1 or 2
• Those with a history of Keloid Scarring
• Those with implanted medical devices

• Your skin tone
• The color of the ink
• Is there any scarring already present?
• The amount and type of ink that was used
• If the tattoo was done professionally
• The age of the tattoo

• Active Q switched Tribeam laser is used for removing tattoos as well as permanent makeup.
• Light to medium skin tones yield best results.
• Tattoos with dark, superficially placed ink are easiest. Every ink pigment is composed of a different kind of metal and will yield a different reaction to the laser.
• Professional tattoo inks that are free of titanium dioxide or iron oxide are easier to treat.
• Newer, fresher tattoos are removed more easily.
• Tattoos with smaller size and with fewer colours are easier to treat.

• A professional tattoo cover-up requires several sessions.
• The more the tattoo was retouched or covered up, the more sessions it will require
• Tattoo with multiple colours are more difficult.

Black, dark blue, gray and green inks are the easiest to remove completely.

• White ink cannot be removed.
• Yellow,Orange,Purple,Light Blue,Pink & Brown are difficult. They require more sessions & complete removable is questionable.

• The treatment plan for tattoo removal is highly individualized and depends on a number of factors such as the size and placement of the tattoo, the type and colors of ink used, and the overall health and lifestyle of the patient.
• It is a good rule of thumb to go into the process knowing that at least 6 treatments will most likely be needed as a minimum. Generally, you will need more than 6 treatments to fully resolve the tattoo. This process can be lengthy, but the results are worth it.
• Smokers or those with poor circulation will require more treatments as circulation is a key factor is the removal of pigment by the bloodstream.

• As a general rule, treatment are spaced 8 weeks apart
• It is safe to say that all areas need to be healed before a new session can be undertaken.
• It takes about 3 to 6 weeks post treatment for the body to absorb the shattered pigment fragments, and a full 8 weeks to heal.

• Incomplete pigment removal
• Darkening of the skin in the treated area (Hyperpigmentation)
• Whitening of the skin in the treated area (Hypopigmentation)
• Possible infection at the tattoo removal site
• Possible scarring
• Those with a history of keloid scars may develop a keloid in the treatment area

Tattoo removal is not a comfortable treatment, but we use a powerful medical numbing agent to make it as bearable as possible.

• Immediately post treatment with Laser Tattoo Removal, the targeted area of the tattoo that has been treated will appear frosted and puffy. This can last for a few days before fading
• It is important to keep the area moist and covered until it has completely healed. A wound care ointment can be applied 2-3 times daily until healed, which could be 15-30 days depending on your body type and how well you take care of the treated areas
• The treated areas will be bandaged and must remain covered and clean..
• There will very likely be some peeling and flaking as the area begins to resolve and heal.
• A scab will most likely form once the blister has subsided.

• Refrain from getting the treated area/s wet by avoiding pools, hot tubs, water sports or the ocean. These activities can resume when the area/s heal and are not raw or flaking.
• Because of the delicate nature of this procedure, it is important to take precautions during the healing phase. The treated area/s must be kept moisturised with a medical protective hydrator to prevent dryness and irritation.
• While this type of treatment is safe, it is recommended that you avoid scratching or picking at the treated area as this can lead to infection. Because your skin will be sensitive post-treatment, we advise you to keep the treated area/s covered with a bandage whenever you will be in the sun for an extended period of time.

• Yes, this can be done. A specialised treatment plan can be designed for lightening the tattoo.
• This plan will be adjusted from time to time as the treatment sessions progress so that you can achieve the level of lightening you desire.

• Scarring decreases the efficacy of the Laser Tattoo Removal process, anything that is scarred will remain after the tattoo has been removed.
• If it was a preexisting scar that was covered by your current tattoo, this scar would still be present following removal.

Research has proven that tattoos can be removed from any part of the body, however the process moves faster when the tattoos are located closer to your body’s heart center.

Laser tattoo removal uses a high-energy light beam to break up the pigment in your tattoo into smaller pieces. Fragments are washed off by lymphatic drainage system

• While the Tri Beam is one of the most effective lasers on the market in the world today, many factors combine to determine the ultimate results.
• Individual results vary based on skin type, type and amount of ink, the ink color, how many colors there are and the age of the tattoo as well.

Please come in for a consultation with one of our experts to help determine a reasonable expectation of results.