Tattoo Laser Removal
Ironbridge, Shropshire
At B.Y.O.H tattoo removal studio in Ironbridge, we utilise advanced laser technology to safely and effectively remove unwanted tattoos. The laser removal process involves emitting high-intensity light pulses that target ink particles in the skin, breaking them down into smaller fragments that can be naturally eliminated by the body’s lymphatic system.
B.Y.O.H. Tattoo, Dale End, Ironbridge TF8 7DS
(Located upstairs at The Grid Collective Ironbridge)
Opening Hours: Wednesday 9-8pm – Thursday & Friday 9-6pm – Saturday 8-3pm
By appointment only: No walk ins
The Benefits of Pico laser tattoo removal?
Our primary focus is on black and grey tattoo removal, which we accomplish using a 1064nm wavelength. This wavelength is highly effective at targeting carbon-based ink particles, allowing for precise and accurate removal. By customising the treatment to each individual’s unique needs, we can achieve optimal results for black and grey tattoos.
While we can also target coloured tattoos, it’s essential to note that colour removal can be a more challenging process. Using specific wavelengths such as 755nm for blues and greens, and 532nm for warmer colours like reds, oranges, and yellows, we can break down these ink particles. However, due to the complexities of colour ink, removal may take longer than black and grey tattoos. Our machine’s versatility and our expertise enable us to provide a tailored approach to remove your unwanted tattoo, regardless of its size or complexity. Contact us for a free consultation to discuss the best course of treatment for your individual needs.
Comfort: The procedure can be uncomfortable, with feelings described as a rubber band flick or sharp pinpricks. Topical numbing and cooling air are often used to help manage discomfort.
Post-treatment: The treated area may turn white temporarily (a “frosting” effect), and redness or blistering can occur. A protective bandage is applied, and sun protection is essential for the area afterward.
Recovery: Over the following weeks, the body continues to eliminate the ink particles.
