Laser Tattoo Removal in London. One Fixed Price, Unlimited Sessions.

Your price is fixed at your free consultation based on the size of your tattoo, and then it does not change. Complete removal is sold as one price covering unlimited sessions until all clinically removable ink is cleared, so you never pay per session or pay more because your tattoo needed more visits than expected. Smaller pieces cost considerably less than full sleeves. 11-month 0% APR* finance is available to spread the cost.

Most tattoos need somewhere between 10 and 15 sessions, but it depends on ink density, depth, colour, age, body location and how quickly your immune system clears the fragments. PicoWay typically clears ink in up to 50% fewer sessions than older nanosecond lasers. Because your price is fixed, session count affects how long your treatment takes, not what you pay.

Most people describe it as being flicked with an elastic band, and each area is over in seconds to a couple of minutes. PicoWay uses photoacoustic shockwaves rather than heat, which hurts noticeably less than older thermal lasers, and we run integrated cryo-cooling throughout every session. Bony areas like ribs, ankles and wrists are more sensitive than fleshier ones.

Properly performed laser removal does not scar. Where scarring exists after treatment it usually predates the removal, either from the original tattooing itself or from picking at blisters during healing. PicoWay's non-thermal photoacoustic energy limits damage to the surrounding skin, and following the aftercare instructions is the single biggest thing you control.

Yes. Different colours absorb different wavelengths, and PicoWay runs the full set, so there is a wavelength for whatever is in your tattoo. Some colours in a multi-colour piece will clear faster than others, and the fixed price covers however long that takes.

Yes, across every Fitzpatrick skin type. Melanin absorbs laser energy too, which is why shorter wavelengths carry more risk on darker skin, as energy that should reach the ink goes into the skin instead. The 1064nm wavelength is absorbed far less by melanin, so it reaches the ink and leaves the surrounding skin alone. We match the energy to your skin rather than running a standard setting, and the patch test is where we establish what that is. Where a tattoo has colours that need shorter wavelengths, the patch test tells us how your skin handles them.

Fading lightens a tattoo enough for an artist to cover it with new work, which takes far fewer sessions than clearing every trace. Full removal keeps going until all removable ink is gone. Fading runs on 3- or 6-session bundles; complete removal runs on the fixed unlimited-session price.

Yes. The consultation and safety patch test cost nothing and commit you to nothing. We assess your tattoo's location, depth, density and colour, review your skin type, give you a realistic outcome and quote your fixed price.

The patch test treats a small area of your tattoo so we can see how your skin and your specific ink respond before committing to a full session. It tells us the right energy settings for you and confirms there is no unexpected reaction. It is done at your free consultation.