TATTOO FADING

Deciding to change a tattoo can be a deeply personal journey and one that I have taken myself. So, I know firsthand what is involved both physically and emotionally when deciding to fade before changing a tattoo. I believe it deserves understanding, care, and expertise. At my clinic, I don’t just see a tattoo; I see the story behind it, the reasons you chose it, and the new chapter you’re ready to start without it. Here’s why I am the right partner for you in this process:

1. A Personalised Approach  

Every tattoo is unique, and so is every individual. I take the time to understand your reasons for removal, your skin type, and your goals and I  create a customised treatment plan that prioritises your comfort and ensures the best possible results. I treat you like a person, not just another appointment.

2. Expertise You Can Trust  

I am a highly trained professional who specialise in the latest laser tattoo removal technologies. With years of experience under my belt. I’m committed to staying at the forefront of the industry, so you can trust that you’re in expert hands.

3. Comfort and Care  

I understand that tattoo fading can be daunting. That’s why I focus on creating a welcoming, supportive environment where you feel comfortable from start to finish. Whether it’s your first session or your last, I’m here to answer your questions, address your concerns, and ensure you’re always at ease and to provide you will all the aftercare you need.

4. Transparent Communication 

I believe in honesty and transparency. From the very first consultation, I provide clear information about the number of sessions you may need, the expected results, and the costs involved.

5. A New Beginning  

Fading a tattoo isn’t just about erasing ink; it’s about reclaiming your skin and making room for new possibilities. I am here to support you in that journey, providing not just a service but a path to renewal.

At my clinic, I don’t just remove & fading tattoos—I help you move forward with confidence.

I look forward to meeting you and going on this journey with you.

Lee-Ann 💜

Yes, laser tattoo fading is definitely on the increase in Coventry, following the overall trend in the UK. With the growing popularity of tattoos in recent years, there is also a growing demand for tattoo-fading services. People change their minds about tattoos or want outdated designs removed, leading to an increase in the number of individuals seeking laser tattoo fading treatments. Advances in technology have also made the process more effective and less painful, making it a more appealing option for those looking to alter unwanted tattoos. If this sounds like you, simply get in touch with me today.

Laser tattoo fading is generally considered safe when performed by a trained professional such as myself. However, there are some possible risks involved, such as potential scarring, skin discolouration, or infection if proper aftercare instructions are not followed. The potential risks of laser tattoo lightening also depend on factors such as the type and colour of tattoo ink, the size and location of the tattoo, and your individual skin type. This is why prior to any course we carry out an assessment and patch test to minimise the risks and and maximise the benefits of laser tattoo lightening for you.

The length of time it takes to fade a tattoo to the level required can vary depending on factors such as the size, colour, and age of the tattoo, as well as the skin type of the individual. In general, it can take anywhere from 5 to 15 sessions spaced out over several months to a year to achieve complete removal. The process of fading a tattoo with laser treatment is gradual because the laser breaks down the tattoo ink particles, and the body's immune system then flushes them out. Patience and consistency are key when undergoing laser tattoo lightening to ensure the best results.

Laser tattoo fading is generally considered to be slightly more painful than getting a tattoo and follows exactly the same procedure as removal. The laser targets the pigments in the skin, breaking them down and fading the tattoo over multiple sessions. This process can be uncomfortable and feel like hot rubber bands snapping against the skin. In contrast, getting a tattoo involves a needle piercing the skin to deposit ink, which is often described as a scratching or burning sensation. While pain tolerance varies from person to person, many individuals find laser tattoo lightening to be slightly more painful due to the repetitive and intense nature of the procedure.

Tattoo fading pricing: 

When it comes to tattoo removal, no two journeys are the same. That's why my pricing is carefully tailored to your unique situation, ensuring that you only pay for the services you need. Here’s how I structure my pricing and what factors I consider to give you the best value and results.

1. Size of the Tattoo 

The size of your tattoo is one of the primary factors influencing the cost of fading. Larger tattoos require more time and energy to treat, which impacts the overall cost. During your consultation, I will assess the dimensions of your tattoo and provide you with a clear estimate. Whether it’s a small symbol or a full sleeve, I will create a plan that fits your needs and budget.

2. Number of Colours 

The complexity of your tattoo’s colour palette also plays a significant role in pricing. Tattoos with multiple colours, especially lighter shades like green and yellow, can be more challenging to fade and may require additional sessions. My advanced laser technology is equipped to handle a wide range of pigments, and I’ll give you an accurate quote based on the specific colours in your tattoo.

3. Desired End Results 

Your goals for the tattoo fading process are just as important as the technical details. To lighten your tattoo enough for a cover-up will also depend on the nature of your planned new tattoo? The intensity of the removal process can vary depending on your desired outcome. I will discuss your expectations and craft a treatment plan that aligns with your vision, ensuring you’re satisfied with the results.

4. Number of Sessions Required 

Tattoo fading is typically done over multiple sessions, spaced out to allow your skin to heal and for the body to naturally eliminate the broken-down ink particles. The number of sessions you’ll need depends on several factors, including the size, colours, and depth of the tattoo, as well as how your skin responds to the treatment. I’ll  give you an estimate of the total number of sessions during your consultation, so you can plan accordingly.

5. Transparent and Flexible Pricing  

I believe in transparency when it comes to pricing. After assessing your tattoo and discussing your goals, I will provide a detailed quote that outlines the expected costs. There are no hidden fees—just straightforward pricing based on your individual needs. I also offer flexible payment options as well as discounts for paying in full to make the process as convenient as possible for you.

Why Choose My Clinic?  

My commitment to personalised care means that I approach every tattoo lightening with the attention and expertise it deserves. I use the latest Q-switched laser technology to ensure safe, effective results, and we’re here to support you throughout the entire process.

Tattoo removal is an investment in your skin and your confidence. By choosing a clinic that prioritises your unique situation, you can be sure you’re getting the best possible care and value. Ready to take the next step? Schedule a consultation with me, and let’s discuss how I can help you achieve your desired results.

After a laser tattoo fading course, the skin can vary in appearance depending on the individual's skin type and the tattoo itself. In some cases, the skin may look completely healed with no visible trace of the tattoo, while in other cases, there may be some scarring or changes in skin pigmentation - this is much less common with lightening compared to complete removal. It is important to follow post-treatment care instructions to help ensure proper healing and minimise the risk of complications. Overall, the skin should gradually improve over time as the body continues to heal and regenerate new skin cells so that there are no discernible traces of any treatment being carried out.