TATTOO REMOVAL
Laser tattoo removal in Billericay
At YOU. Billericay, we offer advanced laser tattoo removal, using cutting-edge technology to safely break down unwanted ink with minimal discomfort and downtime. Whether you’re looking to fade a design for a cover-up or remove it altogether, we’ll tailor a plan around your skin, ink depth, and goals.
From faded names to full sleeves, we’ve got the tools to help you move on.
A consultation is required before treatment.
- Targeted removal for unwanted ink, using advanced laser technology to safely fade tattoos with precision. Suitable for all colours and tailored to your skin and tattoo type. Also great for the removal of poorly applied permanent make-up.
Very Small | £65
Small | £110
Medium | £180
Large | £275
TATTOO REMOVAL FAQs
How many sessions will I need?
Most tattoos need several sessions, spaced around 6 to 8 weeks apart. The number depends on the size, age, ink colour and depth of your tattoo, and on your skin. We’ll give you a realistic plan at your consultation.
Does laser tattoo removal hurt?
Most clients describe a quick snapping feeling, similar to having the tattoo done. Sessions are short, and we use cooling to keep you comfortable.
Can you remove coloured ink?
Black and darker inks usually respond best. Some colours can take more sessions to fade, so we’ll assess your tattoo and tell you honestly what to expect.
Can you fade a tattoo for a cover-up?
Yes. Often just a few sessions lighten a design enough for your tattoo artist to cover it with something new.
Can you remove old permanent make-up?
Yes. We can lighten or remove poorly applied brow, lip and eyeliner pigment, with a consultation first.
Is there any downtime?
You may have some redness, swelling or light blistering for a few days. We’ll give you full aftercare advice to help your skin heal well.
Do I need a consultation?
Yes. Every tattoo removal journey at our Billericay clinic starts with a consultation, so we can check your skin and plan your sessions.
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