The first treatment for a client who is wishing to remove the spider tattoo on their chest. Typically 10-12 treatments are required. 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 first treatment removing a clients tribal wings on their back. 3-5 total treatments will be needed to achieve enough fading that a new back piece can be done and hide these older tattoos. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the laser tattoo removal treatment… read more →

The first treatment in the fading of this lion tattoo so the client can re-work their half sleeve with something new and fresh. An average of 2-5 treatments will be needed to achieve enough fading for this to be possible. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct.. read more →

We recently had EastCoastCreep, a new client and YouTuber, in our office to start tattoo removal of a shoulder cap she isn’t happy with.  This vlog gives some insight from a client’s perspective, why she’s having it removed, what it was like leading up to the appointment and what it’s been like in the three.. read more →

YouTuber EastCoastCreep was unhappy with how her shoulder piece came out and decided to have us start the process of removing it. This is the first video. Watch her vlog and learn about the experience she had in our office at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZtkkHnZrm0 The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor,.. read more →

Client is starting the process of full removal of a ring finger tattoo. Each treatment is quick, but on average 10-12 will be needed to achieve full removal. This usually takes about 3 years. The white “frosting” that appears immediately after the the laser is water vapor, a byproduct of the laser tattoo removal treatment… read more →

The start of the removal process, first treatment done on this small rose on the wrist. 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. In the left hand is a.. read more →

Starting the process of fading a hand tattoo. 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. In the left hand is a hose that’s connected to a cryo-chiller, a device.. read more →

Starting the process of fading a rose tattoo on a hand. 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. In the left hand is a hose that’s connected to a.. read more →

After nearly 20 years this client has decided to free up some space on their back to make room for a new tattoo, so the Incubus logo has to go. Likely 2-4 treatments will be needed to achieve enough fading to make the cover-up possibly (of the client’s whole back!). The white “frosting” that appears.. read more →