Every tattoo is different, so there’s no magic number. The size, colour, age, depth and type of ink used all play a part in how many sessions you’ll need.

Tattoo removal is a gradual process, with plenty of healing time between sessions. We’ll treat your tattoo safely, track how it responds and adjust as we go—because healthy skin always comes first.

We recommend waiting at least 6 weeks between sessions — and sometimes longer depending on how your skin is healing and how the tattoo is responding.

The laser breaks the ink up, but your body does the actual clearing, so giving it time between appointments is a big part of getting a good result.

More laser isn’t always better. Sometimes the best thing you can do is let your body cook.

We won’t lie — it’s a bit spicy. Most people describe it as a hot, snappy sensation, but the good news is it’s usually over pretty quickly.

If you want to take the edge off, you can apply numbing cream around 2 hours beforehand — available to purchase in studio — and we also use cooling during treatment to keep things as comfortable as possible.

Afterwards, the area can feel a little hot, red or sunburnt, but this usually settles pretty quickly.

A little spicy, very quick.

Before: Keep the area out of the sun and free from fake tan. If there’s a lot of dark hair over the tattoo, give it a quick shave beforehand — brows stay put, lol. If you want to take the edge off, numbing cream can be applied around 2 hours before treatment and is available in studio.

First 24 hours: Keep things cool and clean. Avoid heavy exercise, swimming, saunas, steam rooms and anything that gets the area hot or sweaty.

While it heals: Use the aftercare we recommend, don’t pick or pop any blisters or scabs, and keep it protected from the sun.

Basically: keep it clean, keep it cool, and let your skin do its thing.

The laser sends super-short pulses of energy into the tattoo pigment, breaking the ink into tiny particles.

From there, your body takes over, gradually clearing those particles away over the weeks that follow.

That’s why tattoos fade bit by bit — not all at once.

Think less “eraser”, more “break it down and let your body do its thing.”

Tattoo removal is a process — not a one-and-done.

How many sessions you’ll need depends on things like the ink colour, depth, age of the tattoo, placement and how your body responds.

Some tattoos clear beautifully, some leave a little shadowing behind, and some are better suited to fading for a cover-up rather than chasing complete removal.

You’ll usually notice gradual fading over time, with your body continuing to clear ink between sessions.

No false promises, no magic numbers — just realistic advice and a plan that suits your tattoo.

We use the COSJET Hero Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser, designed specifically for tattoo removal and pigment treatments.

Its stable, even beam profile allows energy to be delivered consistently across the treatment area, helping us target tattoo pigment effectively while working safely with the skin.

Good technology matters — and so does knowing how to use it properly.

Absolutely. We can treat multiple tattoos in the same session, depending on their size, placement and how much skin we’re treating at once.

Send us photos of everything you’d like removed or faded through the enquiry form and we’ll work out the best plan, including session time and cost.

More than one regret? We’ve got you.