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 →

The client has decided they no longer want a lightning bolt tattoo, so we’re going to start the process of removing it. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the laser tattoo removal treatment. Within 10 minutes, this fades and is not a burn or blister… read more →

The client has decided that her top and bottom knuckle tattoos don’t fit her look anymore and has started the process of having them removed. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the laser tattoo removal treatment. Within 10 minutes, this fades and is not a.. read more →