Laser Tattoo Removal

Please review our Pre & Post Care Instructions below.

Our Astanza Duality laser uses innovative technology to selectively target unwanted tattoo ink without damaging surrounding skin tissue. Patients may experience temporary redness, itching, swelling, scabbing, blistering, and/or skin discoloration. Changes in pigment color for permanent makeup are common. These side effects are natural reactions to the laser and will heal over the next few weeks following treatment. Detailed aftercare instructions will be given to each client to ensure proper healing.

Laser tattoo removal is the safest method for removing unwanted tattoos. This non-invasive procedure utilizes advanced FDA-approved laser technology to ensure the safest, most effective results. Our laser technician is well-trained and certified in operating Q-switch technology, and in using customized protocols for each skin type and unique tattoo.

Laser treatment is a very fast procedure. Depending on the size of the tattoo being treated, a single session can last as little as 5 to 15 minutes.

The laser feels similar to a rubber band or bacon grease snapping against the skin. Overall, the procedure is easy to tolerate due to how rapidly the laser light energy is able to deliver fast pulses to the targeted pigment.

We use the Zimmer Cryo 6 cooling device to deliver maximum comfort and skin cooling throughout the entirety of your treatment. Not only does the Zimmer Cryo alleviate the skin, but it also reduces unwanted risks of thermal injury.

The number of treatments needed is different for every client and depends on a variety of factors including your tattoo’s age, colors, location, ink density, patient health, pre-existing scarring, and more. On average, most clients need 4 to 8 treatments for complete removal of permanent makeup and 8 to 12 treatments for complete removal of traditional tattoos.

Laser tattoo removal speeds up the natural fading process your immune system carries out over many years. During treatment, the laser directs light energy into the skin where it is selectively absorbed by the unwanted ink particles. The absorption, or light energy, causes the ink particles to heat up and shatter into tiny fragments. The weeks following treatment, your immune system removes the fragmented particles, causing your tattoo to fade. This process is repeated over multiple treatments until your desired look is achieved.