Award Winning Laser Tattoo Removal Clinic

Laser tattoo removal works by applying highly intense laser light to the tattooed skin, which heats the tattoo ink and shatters it into tiny particles. These particles are gradually removed by your body’s immune system over time and repeated sessions, causing the tattoo to fade.

There is no rule for how many sessions it takes to remove a tattoo, each person and each tattoo is completely unique, so one person’s journey is not comparable to another. Complete tattoo removal for a tattoo of good application and medium density may require 8-12 sessions on a healthy active person. While smaller or older faded tattoos might only need 5-7 sessions. However, heavily saturated, colourful, and professional tattoos often require 15-20+ sessions to remove them completely – it is always individual.

While no method of laser tattoo removal is completely pain-free, it may feel like a rubber band snapping on the skin’s surface. Some people also describe the feeling as a rapid succession of pinpricks accompanied by heat. The experience can vary from person to person depending on factors such as the individual’s pain tolerance, the tattoo’s size and location, and more.

At Bianco Beauty, we have measures in place to support pain management. We use advanced laser technology to provide faster treatments, and use air cooling to help make the session more comfortable.

Most tattoo colours can be removed; however, the number of sessions required depends on the tattoo’s colours. Darker pigments such as black and dark blue typically respond the fastest to laser treatment, while lighter colours like green, yellow, and white can be more challenging and may require additional sessions or alternative methods.
At Bianco Beauty we also offer solution removal and fractional laser resurfacing for ink colours which no longer respond to traditional laser tattoo removal.

Laser tattoo removal is designed to break down the tattoo pigment without damaging the surrounding skin, and when performed by trained professionals using the correct technology, the risk of scarring is very low. It is very important to always visit experienced experts with advanced technology to avoid complications.

In many cases, laser tattoo removal can significantly fade or completely remove a tattoo. However, the results can vary depending on several factors, including the tattoo’s age, size, colours used, depth of the ink, and your skin type. Sometimes the application of the tattoo causes scarring to the skin, which can be visible once the ink is removed. If your goal is completely undetectable removal, we can help to tackle residual scars as well.

The time it takes to remove a tattoo can vary depending on several factors. These include the tattoo’s size, the colours used, the depth of the ink, and how old the tattoo ink is.

A big factor in the efficiency of your removal is actually you as an individual. A healthy, active lifestyle without alcohol or smoking promotes a more efficient immune system, leading to a more efficient removal.

Yes, tattoo removal is generally safe and effective when performed by experienced professionals using FDA-cleared lasers. While safe for most, individuals with darker skin may be at a higher risk of pigment changes. However, taking proper aftercare, such as keeping the area clean, avoiding sun exposure, and not picking at scabs, is necessary to prevent infection and scarring.

Tattoo removal is generally safe if you have a healthy immune system, are a non-smoker and have a realistic expectation about the time and cost. However, it might not be suitable for you if you have darker skin, as the treatment may leave a ghosting effect, leaving the skin lighter than the surrounding area. Bianco Beauty have extensive experience in safely removing or fading tattoos on all skin tones.

Laser tattoo removal is the gold standard, which uses light pulses, such as nanosecond or picosecond, to shatter the ink in the dermis without breaking the skin. They are safe, precise, and effective on most colours. However, on the other hand, other tattoo removal methods such as dermabrasion can cause surface trauma, increasing the risk of scarring, and are often ineffective.