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Unlimited tattoo removal in Laval

Remove your tattoo all the way, without counting sessions.

One fixed price per tattoo, and every session it takes for two years. You no longer pay at each visit.

From$1,200Per tattoo · taxes extra
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A full-colour bouquet tattoo on a forearm: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, black and grey.
The prices

One price per tattoo, by size

A credit-card-sized tattoo in the middle of the forearm.

Small

About a credit card

$1,200

Unlimited · 2 years max.

One tattoo at a time.

A floral tattoo covering the top of a forearm, elbow to wrist, on one side of the arm only.

Medium

About a forearm

$2,400

Unlimited · 2 years max.

One tattoo at a time.

A large floral tattoo across a woman’s shoulder blade and upper back, seen from behind.

Large

About a partial back

$4,400

Unlimited · 2 years max.

One tattoo at a time.

A tattoo covering the upper half of a back, the arms and lower back left bare.

Extra large

About half a back, or one side of a sleeve

$5,600

Unlimited · 2 years max.

One tattoo at a time.

All your tattoos

Unlimited multi-zone

All your tattoos, even ones done after you sign up, and every session for 4 years.

Unlimited · 4 years max.$8,997Taxes extra
  • Taxes extra. In two instalments at no charge, or more with Klarna or Medicard
  • One session every 6 to 8 weeks, the time the skin needs to clear the ink
  • Tier confirmed at the assessment. No complete removal is guaranteed.
  • Stopping early? The sessions done are billed at the per-session price in your contract, plus a fee of $50 at most, and we refund the rest.
Every colour

Black, grey, red, orange, yellow, green, blue: we treat them all

Each ink responds to its own wavelength. Your tattoo does not need to be black to fit the plan.

A black and grey mountain landscape tattoo on the inner forearm.
Black and greyLinework and shading, the most common.
A red, orange and yellow koi fish tattoo on the shoulder blade.
Red, orange, yellowWarm colours, even bright ones.
A blue and green wave tattoo on the calf.
Green and blueCool colours, included too.
Before you commit

A two-year commitment deserves a calm decision

The plan commits you for two years, or four on multi-zone. At the consult we look at your tattoo and tell you how many sessions to aim for. You decide afterwards, at home, with no pressure.

The handpiece of the PicoSure picosecond laser used for tattoo removal at the clinic

A medical laser, not a salon machine

  • The PicoSure picosecond laserIts very short pulses break ink into fine particles that the body clears between sessions.
  • A handpiece for yellow, green and blueThe most stubborn colours get their own wavelength.
  • 8 to 10 sessions, stated up frontSometimes more, depending on the ink. A less suitable device multiplies sessions and skin risks, with no promise of finishing.
How it works

Three steps, one payment

  1. 01

    The tattoo removal consult

    We measure the design and look at the inks: that sets your tier.

  2. 02

    One session every 6 to 8 weeks

    The time the skin needs to clear the broken-up ink between passes.

  3. 03

    Every session it takes

    For two years per tattoo, four years on multi-zone, without paying again.

Prefer to pay per session or in a four-session pack? See the tattoo removal page →

Our results

Cases treated here, by our team.

A woman’s shoulder blade: a black-ink sun tattoo, then the same sun clearly paler and thinner after two sessions.
Base of a woman’s neck and shoulder: a large black-ink rose tattoo, then scattered grey traces of the outline after six sessions.
A woman’s upper arm: a black-ink cherub tattoo, then the cherub faded to a pale outline; the untreated snake next to it stays dark.
Back of a woman’s arm: a small fine-line flower, then a few barely visible traces in the same spot.
Forearm: the word “Indestructible” in thick black lettering, then the same word turned light grey; the neighbouring colour sleeve is untreated.
Back of a woman’s arm: the time “16:54” tattooed in black numerals, then a very pale grey trace, photographed from slightly further away.
Back of the hand: a black and orange face tattoo covering the hand, then a few residual grey outlines.
Inner arm: an airplane tattoo with a black outline and yellow, orange and red fill, then a few black dots and a pale yellow patch that remain.
Side of a woman’s foot: a name in black cursive, then a few grey traces along the line, foot photographed the other way round.
A woman’s thigh: a black-ink sugar skull with roses, then almost even skin with a faint haze of grey dots.
Back of a woman’s arm: a large black-ink anchor with rope, then the same area with no visible trace in the photo.
A woman’s arm: a black leopard pattern from shoulder to elbow, then a few bluish spots left on the upper arm.
A woman’s ribs: five names in grey cursive, then the same area with no visible trace; another tattoo higher up is untreated.

No result is guaranteed.These before-and-after photos show real cases treated at the clinic. They are in no way a guarantee: every person responds differently to the same treatment.Every tattoo differs: the ink, its depth and its colour change the number of sessions. Plan on 8 to 10 sessions in general, sometimes more. At the assessment we tell you what is realistic for your tattoo.

We look at your tattoo and tell you your tier.

The consult sets the tier before you pay anything. Consult: $50 on site, credited toward your treatment if you go ahead.

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