A considerable number of people across London and the United Kingdom have a tattoo. However, for many a tattoo can have a significant impact on their life and work, particularly if the tattoo marks an important memory or name that is no longer relevant. Tattoos can be a positive and important reminder of something or someone that is significant but with life being fast-paced and ever changing their relevance can fade. Eva Longoria, famous for her role in Desperate Housewives, had three tattoos inked onto her body of words and numbers that were important to her and her then husband, baseball star, Tony Parker. However, after her divorce Longoria had these tattoos removed through a series of laser removal treatments. These treatments are not just accessible to TV stars and we at Laserase Croydon have been serving London and the South East for 22 years making these treatments available to the everyday man and woman.

So for whatever reason you would like your tattoo removed we can help you achieve your goal with a professional and caring service, that has served clients from Croydon and Bromley and other areas of South East London with Laser Tattoo Removal for 22 years. Our medical professionals offer discreet and personal treatments with focus on the best series of treatments and aftercare for you.

Our team at Laserase Croydon use a variety of lasers to target different coloured tattoo ink to achieve the optimum results. This safe and effective method involves targeting short pulses of light at the tattoo which causes the tattoo ink to break down into very small particles which the body then naturally expels. Over the course of treatment, usually 3 to 5 for Indian Ink tattoos and 8 to 12 for professional coloured tattoos at monthly intervals, the pigment will gradually break down and fade away. In the large majority of cases the complete removal of an unwanted tattoo can occur and this is due to our use of three different lasers targeting different inks and also how the body’s immune system reacts. In very few cases a tattoo cannot be removed but this is exceptionally rare. Our medical professionals successfully treat over 2500 men and women within the Laserase network each month and are on hand to provide advice on aftercare and the best treatment for you.

If you want more information on any of our treatments please do not hesitate to contact us.

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