This client got a stomach rocker at 18 and now in their early 30’s have decided they want a different tattoo that better represents who they are. This is the first of what will likely be 3-5 treatments. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the.. read more →

This client is seeking full removal for this rose tattoo on their forearm, which usually averages 10-12 treatments and cant take about 3 years to achieve. This is the first of the treatments. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the laser tattoo removal treatment. Within.. read more →

Client decided that this small, dark Jesus head is in the way of a leg sleeve tattoo, so 3-4 treatments will be required to achieve enough fading to easily cover this with a new tattoo. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the laser tattoo removal.. read more →

This paper plane is flying off the client, who wants to do a larger, more complex back piece instead of these two smaller tattoos. An average of 2-5 treatments will be required to achieve enough fading for the cover-up to be done. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor,.. read more →