Fade or Remove Unwanted Ink
Tattoo Removal
Gradually fade or fully remove unwanted tattoos safely and effectively with medical-grade laser systems.
Fade or Remove Unwanted Ink
Tattoo Removal
Gradually fade or fully remove unwanted tattoos safely and effectively with medical-grade laser systems.
MHRA Registered
Fully Insured
Medical-Grade Technology
BSI & CQC Standards
Expert Practitioner
OVERVIEW
What is Tattoo Removal?
Laser tattoo removal is a safe, non-invasive procedure that gradually fades or removes unwanted tattoos. Using an advanced Nd:YAG laser, specific wavelengths of light (1064nm and 532nm) target tattoo ink particles, breaking them down so the body can naturally remove them. This method treats tattoos effectively while preserving the surrounding skin.
THE PROCESS
What the Treatment Involves:
During the session, a handheld Nd:YAG laser is applied directly over the tattoo. The 1064nm wavelength primarily targets dark ink colours such as black, dark blue, and dark green. The 532nm wavelength targets brighter ink colours such as red, orange, pink, and some yellow tones. The laser emits rapid pulses of light that fragment the tattoo ink, which is then eliminated by the body’s immune system over the following weeks.
Sessions & Frequency
Most tattoos require 6–12 sessions, spaced 6–8 weeks apart, depending on factors like tattoo size, ink density, colour, age, and placement. Black ink generally responds faster, while bright or pastel colours may require additional sessions.
Downtime & Aftercare
Minimal downtime. Most clients can resume normal activities immediately. Redness or tenderness may last a few hours to a couple of days. It is essential to protect treated areas from sun exposure and follow aftercare instructions carefully.
Ready to Book?
Book a free consultation to discuss whether Tattoo Removal is right for you.
OVERVIEW
What is Tattoo Removal?
Laser tattoo removal is a safe, non-invasive procedure that gradually fades or removes unwanted tattoos. Using an advanced Nd:YAG laser, specific wavelengths of light (1064nm and 532nm) target tattoo ink particles, breaking them down so the body can naturally remove them. This method treats tattoos effectively while preserving the surrounding skin.
THE PROCESS
What the Treatment Involves:
During the session, a handheld Nd:YAG laser is applied directly over the tattoo. The 1064nm wavelength primarily targets dark ink colours such as black, dark blue, and dark green. The 532nm wavelength targets brighter ink colours such as red, orange, pink, and some yellow tones. The laser emits rapid pulses of light that fragment the tattoo ink, which is then eliminated by the body’s immune system over the following weeks.
Sessions & Frequency
Most tattoos require 6–12 sessions, spaced 6–8 weeks apart, depending on factors like tattoo size, ink density, colour, age, and placement. Black ink generally responds faster, while bright or pastel colours may require additional sessions.
Downtime & Aftercare
Minimal downtime. Most clients can resume normal activities immediately. Redness or tenderness may last a few hours to a couple of days. It is essential to protect treated areas from sun exposure and follow aftercare instructions carefully.
Ready to Book?
Book a free consultation to discuss whether Tattoo Removal is right for you.
Why Choose This Treatment
Key Benefits:
- Gradually fades or removes tattoos without surgery
- Treats different ink colours using dual wavelengths
- Minimises damage to surrounding skin
- Suitable for most areas of the body
- Suitable for all skin types including darker tones
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Our location
Linda Bailey Skin Body & Laser Orlingbury Road Isham Kettering Northants NN14 1HW
Contact
Phone: +447791084441
Email: info@lbskinbodylaser.co.uk
Opening Hours
Sunday | Closed
Monday | 9:00am to 6:30pm
Tuesday | 9:00am to 6:30pm
Wednesday | 9:00am to 6:30pm
Thursday | 9:00am to 6:30pm
Friday | 9:00am to 5:00pm
Saturday | 9:00am to 12:00pm