When the ink no longer fits the person you have become.
From $75 per session
Ready to leave it behind?
Maybe it was a great idea once. Maybe it wasn't. Either way, you're here because you want it gone.
Our laser tattoo removal uses picosecond laser technology to break tattoo pigment into tiny particles that your body can gradually clear away. Different wavelengths allow us to target different colours, rather than treating every tattoo as if it's the same.
Black, blue, red, orange, green — the colour matters. So does the age of the tattoo, how deeply the ink sits, how much pigment is there and where it is on your body.
Before: a tattoo that's become something you notice every time you see it.
After: progressively less visible ink, clearer skin and, ultimately, a tattoo that's no longer what it once was.
Whether you're removing it completely or making way for a cover-up, we start with the tattoo in front of us and build the treatment plan around it.
Three wavelengths. One considered plan.
That depends on your tattoo, skin characteristics and treatment response. We'll assess your tattoo and discuss a likely course at consultation. Any estimate is a guide, not a guarantee.
Some tattoos respond more fully than others. Colour, density, depth, placement, skin characteristics and previous treatment can all influence the outcome. We'll discuss what may be realistic for your tattoo.
Laser can be used to lighten selected tattoos before a new design. Your technician can discuss whether this may help achieve your cover-up goal.
PFD patches may allow multiple passes during a single session for suitable tattoos and skin. Ask at consultation whether this option is appropriate for you.
Here's the part most places skip past: a laser doesn't fade your tattoo. It shatters the ink into fragments small enough for your own body to clear away naturally. That's why the result builds session by session, not in one visit.


Tattoo ink sits within the dermis layer of the skin.

The Pico laser delivers ultra-short pulses of energy that fragment the ink into microscopic particles.

The ink is broken into tiny particles small enough for your body to clear.

Your lymphatic system naturally processes and removes the ink over time.

The tattoo gradually fades over a course of sessions.
Different ink colours respond to different wavelengths of light. We have three to choose from, and match them to what is actually in your skin, rather than treating every tattoo the same way.
Some pigments sit between wavelength ranges and may need a considered combination.
The patch contains a special liquid called perfluorodecalin (PFD) that absorbs the frosting caused by laser tattoo removal.
Without the white layer blocking the laser, technicians can safely run the laser up to four times in a single session instead of just once, breaking up more ink per session, which can mean fewer sessions overall.










































































So many treatments! A small slice of the real tattoos we've worked on.
Book a consultation and we'll look at your tattoo as it is, then explain the likely course honestly, before anything begins.
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