Laser Tattoo Removal

We may patch test a small area first to see how your skin reacts.
Avoid Sun & Tanning or self-tanner for 2 weeks before.
Area should be clean, free of makeup, creams, or oils.
Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, and alcohol 24 hrs before (they thin blood and increase bruising risk).
Please inform us if you on taking others medications or has any skin conditions.
If treating a tattoo with hair, shave the area beforehand (except brows).
Wear loose, comfortable clothes to allow easy access to treatment area.
The laser feels like a hot rubber band snap against the skin.
You may notice whitening (frosting) of the area, this is normal and temporary.
Cooling (ice or cold air) is used to keep you comfortable.
Sessions usually last just a few minutes, depending on the size of the tattoo/brows.
Treated area may feel like a sunburn for a day or two.
Blisters and scabs are common and usually heal within 1–2 weeks.

Wash gently with a mild cleanser (no scrubs, acids, or retinol).
Redness, swelling, blisters, mild scabbing or flaking are normal. Let it fall off naturally, this is part of the healing process.
Keep the area clean and dry.
Apply a thin layer of healing ointment (Aquaphor, CeraVe Healing Ointment, or Aloe Vera).
Cover with a sterile non-stick dressing if the area is weeping or blistered.
Avoid makeup on treated brows until fully healed.
Do not scratch, pick, or rub the area. This can cause scarring.
Switch to a gentle moisturizer (CeraVe Lotion, Vanicream) once healed.
Protect with SPF 30–50 daily on treated area once healed.
Avoid tanning, saunas, hot tubs, or pools until fully healed.
Fading happens over time, your body clears the broken-down ink gradually.
You’ll need multiple sessions for complete removal or correction (usually 4–8+).