•Avoid sun exposure or fake tan for 4 weeks prior.

• Area must be clean-shaven.

• No active infection, wounds, or irritation in the area.

• No isotretinoin (Accutane) use within 6 months.

• Inform us of any medications or history of scarring/keloids.

A test patch may be required before your first full session.

• Apply cool compresses as needed.• Keep the area clean; wash gently with mild soap.• Avoid picking scabs or blisters.• Do not shave if crusting is present.• Avoid soaking (baths, pools) until healed.• Avoid sun exposure; apply SPF 30+ daily.

Temporary side effects may include redness, swelling, pinpoint bleeding, blistering, or scabbing – these resolve naturally.

Tattoo removal may not be suitable if you:

• Are pregnant or breastfeeding• Take photosensitising medications• Have active infections in the area• Have seizure disorders triggered by light• Are prone to keloid scarring• Have recently tanned the skinAll risks, expectations, and aftercare will be discussed at your consultation.

Yes. Cosmetic ink may darken or oxidise temporarily when treated, so a consultation and test patch are required. We treat these cases very conservatively.

It’s normal for your skin to look red, swollen, or slightly frosted after treatment. You may also notice pinpoint bleeding or small blisters. These effects usually settle within a few days. If blisters appear, leave them intact and keep the area moisturised.

A consultation is recommended to ensure the treatment is suitable for your skin type and to tailor settings for safe, effective results.

Temporary side effects can include redness, scabbing, blistering, hyperpigmentation or hypopigmentation. These usually resolve on their own. Rare risks include infection or scarring, especially if aftercare is not followed.

As with most laser procedures, multiple sessions may be required to achieve the desired results; this is why our clinicians provide a tailored treatment plan to each of our clients. Treatment packages are also available to reduce the overall price when wanting to remove your tattoo.

Many tattoos can be removed entirely, especially black ink. Some colours, older inks, or deep pigments may only lighten significantly rather than disappear fully. During consultation, we will give realistic expectations.

No. Newly applied tattoos should be left to heal for at least 6 weeks, and ideally 3 months, before starting laser removal.

Yes. Once the skin is fully healed and the ink has faded to your desired level, you can safely get a cover-up tattoo. Many clients choose removal specifically to improve their cover-up result.