Carlisle Laser Tattoo Removal

This client is showing results after just 2 sessions. We have done one more today, so now just 3 in total. Hopefully in 2 or 3 months time the tattoo will fade enough for the customer to get a cover up tattoo.

Lots of tattoos on the go at the moment. All progressing nicely 👌

Hoping to get some more posts up over the coming months with before and after pics. Social media isn't my strong point 🙈 but I'll try and keep the page more up to date😁 These are just a few removal jobs started this year. More pics to follow.

Spaces available next week if you're looking to start or continue your tattoo removal 👌

👌👌👌

This tattoo was faded for a client over the last 5/6 months. Photos showing before, during, and finally a new tattoo to cover the old faded one. This one worked out really well, with no damage to the skin. Not many sessions were needed for this. But still faded enough, so not to compromise the new design.👌

Just a polite reminder to all clients. I'm not one for complaining, and this happens often. But tonight, 7 out of 8 clients have cancelled. I do appreciate things can come up, which is fine, but I do have to organise my work day and home life around my work as does every self-employed person. I do try and help clients keep appointments by giving an appointment card and a text the day before. Also, I don't take deposits from existing clients, as I trust they will turn up. Anyway, sorry if this has offended anyone. It's not my intention, but please consider my time as well. Any cancellations less than 24 hours will incur a £20 fee. 😁

This is a regular client, starting on another tattoo removal. She had fantastic results on her first tattoo. So, hopefully, this one will react just as well 👌

.

Important Tattoo Removal Info

Helping another new client tonight with their tattoo removal. After consultation, I discovered some very disturbing practices going on with their last removal specialist. So I thought it best to give some info to people looking for a tattoo removal procedure. It's always best to do some research before getting tattoo removal. There are a lot of complications that can be avoided.

1. Make sure the removal business has you fill out relevant forms on arrival. This is for their insurance and your safety. And also performs a test patch.

2. Check that the interval / spacing of treatment is at the minimum 6 weeks apart. Realistically, it is much better with more. But, each removal business will have its own protocols.

3. The cost of treatment is fair for the area covered. But most places will have a minimum charge for treatment.

4. Blistering can happen on removal, but it SHOULD NOT happen routinely. This will cause scaring. And will weaken the skin. Which is bad if you require more laser or a tattoo cover-up.

5. Removal is VERY SLOW. It can not be rushed. The removal technician's responsibility is to break the ink down to make it easier for the body to remove. It's the immune systems job to remove the ink. So the healthier you are, the better.

Hope this helps anyone looking for removal 😃

Fantastic results so far on this tattoo.👌👌