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Two Tattoo Removal Sessions on a 3" x 3" or 4" x 4" Area at Pro Clinics (Up to 76% Off)

Two Tattoo Removal Sessions on a 3" x 3" or 4" x 4" Area at Pro Clinics (Up to 76% Off)

Cosmetic surgery
Value:£ 38
was: £160
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An aesthetician can reduce the visibility of unwanted skin adornments, harnessing the power of laser over the course of two sessions

Choose Between Two Options

  • £38 for two sessions of laser tattoo removal on a 3” x 3” area (76% off)
  • £58 for two sessions of laser tattoo removal on a 4” x 4” area (68% off)

What does laser tattoo removal involve?

Lasers are used to fade unwanted tattoos, breaking down colours by reacting with ink pigments. Additional sessions may be needed depending on the size and colour of the tattoo in question, with bright colours and UV inks requiring more attention than darker ones.

What area can be treated?

A single tattoo covering a maximum area of 3” x 3” or 4” x 4” can be targeted.

How can people prepare?

Clients should shave the area beforehand and, if possible, apply a topical anaesthetic. After each session, aftercare includes applying an ice compress to the skin, and avoiding the sun and tanning beds.


An aesthetician can reduce the visibility of unwanted skin adornments, harnessing the power of laser over the course of two sessions

Choose Between Two Options £38 for two sessions of laser tattoo removal on a 3” x 3” area (76% off) £58 for two sessions of laser tattoo removal on a 4” x 4” area (68% off) What does laser tattoo removal involve? Lasers are used to fade unwanted tattoos, breaking down colours by reacting with ink pigments. Additional sessions may be needed depending on the size and colour of the tattoo in question, with bright colours and UV inks requiring more attention than darker ones. What area can be treated? A single tattoo covering a maximum area of 3” x 3” or 4” x 4” can be targeted. How can people prepare? Clients should shave the area beforehand and, if possible, apply a topical anaesthetic. After each session, aftercare includes applying an ice compress to the skin, and avoiding the sun and tanning beds.
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