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Multi-zone tattoo removal

All your tattoos, one price.

  • You need a medium or bigger tattoo to join. Your smaller ones come along.
  • All your tattoos treated at the same appointment, every 6 weeks
  • The colour handpiece, for yellow, green and blue
  • Medical assessment and follow-up between sessions
Your multi-zone plan
from$497every 6 weeks
We build your plan once, from your tattoos. After that everything is in it: all your tattoos at every appointment, no extras, and no set number of sessions. The calculator below gives you your amount.Build my plan
Taxes extra. Charged each cycle, about 9 times a year.
The sizes

Mini, small, medium: what they actually mean

Your amount depends on the size of each tattoo. Here is what each tier means, so you can place yourself before the assessment.

  • A very small tattoo on the inner wrist, barely bigger than a coin.MiniAbout a coin
  • A credit-card-sized tattoo in the middle of the forearm.SmallAbout a credit card
  • A floral tattoo covering the top of a forearm, elbow to wrist, on one side of the arm only.MediumAbout a forearm
  • A large floral tattoo across a woman’s shoulder blade and upper back, seen from behind.LargeAbout a partial back
  • A tattoo covering the upper half of a back, the arms and lower back left bare.Extra largeAbout half a back, or one side of a sleeve

The examples give the order of magnitude, not a definition: what counts is the area of the design, not where it sits on the body. On an arm or a leg we count one side, not the way around the limb: a tattoo that wraps all the way around counts double. Your tier is confirmed at the assessment, before we start.

Your multi-zone plan

We build your plan, then it does not move

Two questions and we build your plan. After that, everything is in it: all your tattoos are treated at every appointment, we never recount them, and the price does not go up if it takes more sessions than expected. If the 4-session package costs you less, we will say so.

1How many tattoos do you want gone?

The plan starts at two tattoos: with a single one the 4-session package costs you less, and we would rather say so.

  • Minimum three-month commitment, that is two billing cycles. After that, you stop whenever you want.
  • One appointment every 6 to 8 weeks, and we treat all your tattoos at that same appointment.
  • Your amount is set once, at the assessment, from the number and the size of your tattoos. After that it never changes, no matter how many sessions it takes.
  • One tattoo only, or nothing bigger than a small one? The 4-session package costs you less, and we will say so at the assessment rather than sell you the plan.
  • Most tattoos need 8 to 10 sessions, sometimes more, depending on the ink, how deep it sits and where it is on the body. Light shading can go in 1 to 4. No complete removal is guaranteed.
How it unfolds

Your journey

  1. We look at your tattoos

    We note the size of each one, the ink colour and its depth. That sets your amount, and it is written down before you sign.

  2. All at the same appointment

    We work over each of your tattoos in the same visit. You come back every 6 to 8 weeks, the time the skin needs to clear the broken-up ink. That delay is not red tape, it is what the skin asks for.

  3. A finished tattoo leaves the plan

    When a tattoo reaches where you wanted it, it leaves the plan and your amount goes down.

The progression

A medium tattoo, session after session

Most tattoos need 8 to 10 sessions, sometimes more. The laser breaks up the ink, your body clears it between visits, and the design fades in layers, more and more slowly. Light shading, on the other hand, can go in 1 to 4 sessions.

  1. Sharp black bird tattoo on a forearm, before removal beginsBefore session 1The ink is dense and the outlines are sharp.
  2. The same tattoo turned grey, outlines softened, but still perfectly legibleAfter 2 or 3 sessionsThe black turns grey and the solid fills go porous. The design still reads in full.
  3. The same tattoo reduced to a bluish shadow on the forearm, still visible up closeAfter 5 or 6 sessionsThe design no longer reads from a distance, but a bluish veil stays under the skin. This is where it slows down.
  4. Forearm with clear skin, no trace of the removed tattooAfter 8 to 10 sessionsThe skin is clear, sometimes after more than ten sessions: that is the end of the road, not session three.
Why 4 for one person and 15 for another
The ink colourBlack and dark inks go first. Green, blue and yellow hang on and need more passes, even with the colour handpiece.
Professional or amateurA studio tattoo lays down dense ink, deep in the skin: it takes more sessions than an amateur one, lighter and shallower.
Shading or solid fillsLight shading often goes in 1 to 4 sessions: little ink, laid down shallow. A saturated black fill, driven deep by an experienced artist, takes the top of the range.
Where it sits on the bodyWhere blood flows well, like the chest or upper body, the ink clears faster. On fingers, feet and ankles it is slower.

An illustration, not a patient photograph, and the pace shown is that of a professional black tattoo. Count on 8 to 10 sessions, sometimes more depending on the ink and how deep it sits. A trace can remain: nobody can guarantee you blank skin. We estimate it at the assessment and tell you plainly where you stand at every visit.

Ink fades, session after session
FAQ

What we get asked most

The sensation feels like small elastic bands snapping against the skin. Cooling or a numbing cream can be applied to improve your comfort, and the procedure is done under medical supervision after an evaluation.

Most often 8 to 10 sessions, sometimes more, every 6 to 8 weeks. It depends on the ink, how deep it sits, the colour and the age of the tattoo; light shading can go in 1 to 4. We give you an estimate at the assessment, and no complete removal is guaranteed.

Sessions are generally spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart to let the skin heal and the body clear the fragmented ink. This interval protects the skin and supports a better outcome.

The area may be red, swollen or form scabs for a few days up to one or two weeks. Keep the skin clean and protected, and avoid picking to reduce risk to healing.

Black and dark shades respond best, and that is true everywhere. Colours depend on the device: a single wavelength cannot see them all. We have the dedicated colour-ink handpiece, the one that lets us treat yellow, green and blue, which many clinics cannot take on. It still takes longer than black, and we give you a realistic picture at the assessment.

The skin must not be tanned at the time of treatment. Avoid tanning and direct sun exposure for about 2 to 4 weeks before and after each session, and apply SPF 30 or higher on the area.

Common effects include temporary redness, swelling, blistering or scabbing, and sometimes a passing lightening or darkening of the skin. These reactions are explained in detail before starting.

The treatment is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding, with an active infection on the area, certain skin conditions, or recently tanned skin. The prior medical evaluation confirms whether removal is right for you.

The laser targets the ink while sparing the surrounding skin, which limits the risk, but a risk exists, especially if the area is picked during healing. Following the recommended aftercare helps protect your skin.

Keep the area clean, apply the recommended ointment, do not pick the scabs, and protect it from the sun every day. Tattoo removal starts at $100, taxes extra, depending on size and complexity, confirmed at your consultation.

The next step: we look at your tattoos.

We note the size of each one, the ink colour and its depth. You leave with your exact amount, and the first appointment if it suits you.

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