• Wrist, ankle, finger, small symbol
• Upper arm, forearm, calf

Each laser tattoo removal session targets the ink in your tattoo. Complimentary numbing is applied to minimize discomfort. Sessions are spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart to allow your body time to clear the broken-down ink. Most tattoos require multiple sessions; the exact number depends on the tattoo's characteristics and your skin type.

Before your appointment

• Avoid sun exposure to the treatment area
• Do not use retinol or other active skincare products on the area
• Arrive with clean skin, free of makeup or lotions

After your appointment

• Apply sunscreen daily to protect the treated area
• Avoid heat treatments, swimming, and intense exercise for 48 hours
• Follow any additional aftercare guidance provided by your provider

Your voucher activates on your first booked appointment. All sessions must be redeemed within 12 months of activation. Sessions are spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart, and your treatment plan is confirmed during your initial consultation.

Laser tattoo removal uses focused light energy to break down the ink particles in your tattoo. Your body's natural processes then clear the broken-down ink over time. Multiple sessions are needed because the laser can only target a portion of the ink in each treatment.

The number of sessions depends on your tattoo's age, size, ink color, depth, and your skin type. Your licensed provider will assess your tattoo during the consultation and recommend a treatment plan. Most tattoos require multiple sessions spaced weeks apart.

Laser tattoo removal involves some discomfort. Complimentary numbing is applied to help minimize sensation during your session.

During your consultation, the licensed provider examines your tattoo and discusses your goals. They assess the tattoo's characteristics and your skin type to create a personalized treatment plan and answer any questions you have.

Apply sunscreen daily to the treated area, avoid heat treatments and swimming for 48 hours, and skip intense exercise during that period. Your provider will give you detailed aftercare instructions at your appointment.