Tattoo Removals Clinic

We offer tattoo removals using the very latest technology for an unmatched service.

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Is a tattoo ruining your job prospects?

Don’t live with that regret...

Could something as simple as having a few tattoos be ruining your career prospects? It’s something you probably don’t consider when you cover your body in inked art, but really you should, especially if you want to put yourself in the best possible position to have the pick of the prime roles.

Recent reports seem to suggest that any visible tattoos can be damaging your job hunt, which is pretty worrying when you consider just how much competition there is out there right now.

Rebecca Johnson from the Graduate Recruitment Bureau certainly seems to think so, she says, "I think in the majority of cases and certainly in the more corporate world, if there were two candidates in the running for a job and there was absolutely no difference between the candidates' skills/abilities resulting in the choice purely being based on presentation, most employers would pick the candidate without tattoos. I believe this would be to limit potential offence made to their clients."  

She makes a good point...

You can get sacked for having a tattoo!

The policy relating to tattoos and dress code at work is rather vague, in most cases this depends on the company in question and their view on personal tattoos.

Plus it also depends on the exact industry where you are job hunting, the creative industry for example, is more likely to be slightly more lenient towards tattoos.

This will be little comfort to Jo Perkins though, a 38-year-old career woman who lost her job at Salisbury FM because a butterfly tattoo on her foot. The company she used to work for has a strict policy where tattoos had to be covered all times. It didn’t matter that Jo had a wealth of experience as a procurement consultant, the chief executive of the company wanted to prove a point.

Is it worth the risk?  

Would you honestly feel happy to attend for an interview with a huge vulgar tattoo in a prominent position? Apply for a corporate role, position of responsibility or any job that has a client-facing element and those tattoos could be frowned upon by the interview panel.

Some people find them intimidating, others think tattoos defile the body, either way, first impressions count, and skin ink can leave all the wrong impressions.      

Think carefully about this, if you have a highly visible tattoo that could be damaging your job chances, book a free consultation with us and have it removed painlessly.

Our four step process is the safe, painless way to say goodbye to embarrassing tattoo and it involves all of this as part of the service:

Step one – Free consultation

Step two – Patch test including pre-treatment preparation

Step Three -  The process

Step four – Post-treatment

Book your tattoo removal today 0203 669 0902

The job market is tough right now so if you think you might have a tattoo that’s preventing you from securing your dream role do something about this today. Book now for your free consultation and relax with our safe and effective tattoo removal service.  

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London based tattoo removal clinic

Do you have a tattoo that you regret? If so visit our website for more information on our fantastic services.

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More Info about Tattoo Removal

Light Amplification Stimulated Emission of Radiation

Lasers have been around since the 1960s, originally used by some surgeons and over the past few decades developed allowing practitioners to treat patients with a variety of different skin conditions including the effects of sun damage, removal of body hair, acne and to remove the varying different types and colours of tattoo pigments, safely and effectively without damaging surrounding skin and with multiple treatments giving you excellent results.

Two decades of experience in tattoo removal using lasers has proven that a nano-laser is most effective, highly successful at removing black, brown and red inks, but still difficult to completely remove yellow and white inks due to their light reflecting properties. Multiple sessions may not remove yellow and white completely but they will appear less visible than before treatment.

Tattoos are a trend and more people than ever before are currently getting them done, more so when they are young and impetuous which can then go on to ultimately regret the decision later on in life. Research suggests that 70% of people with tattoos eventually regret having had it done.

Tattoos can be the effect of psychological distress and at worst impact on their quality of life.

How does a laser work and what type of laser is best?

It is important for a tattoo removal clinic to use Q-Switched Lasers, commonly known as ‘Q-Switched Ruby and Q-Switched Nd:YAG Lasers’. The most commonly used Q-switched lasers are Ruby (694nm) and Nd:YAG (532nm and 1064nm), however there are four potential wavelengths used to target the entire range of tattoo pigments.

A Q-Switched laser delivers its energy in ultra-short pulse-durations (nanosecond), which are best designed to ‘shatter’ the tattoo pigment particles, which can then be disposed of naturally by the body’s immune system and healing process.

Be very wary of any clinic offering laser tattoo removal using an Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) machine, as it is ineffective at delivering energy that is not effectively absorbed by tattoo pigment, and may also damage the surrounding skin.

Be very wary of any clinic offering laser tattoo removal using an Intense Pulsed Light (IPL) machine, as it is ineffective at delivering energy that is not effectively absorbed by tattoo pigment, which may also damage the surrounding skin.

The types of tattoo used

The effectiveness and safe removal of the tattoo will depend on whether the tattoo is; amateur, professional or semi-permanent which can all be treated with nanolaser technology.

Professional tattoos are those where the inks are injected deep into the lower layer of the dermis (skin), where they become surrounded by a network of collagen fibres, making removal without damaging the rest of the tissues in the dermis quite difficult.

Amateur tattoos are often easier to remove than professional tattoos, as the inks are not as deep in the dermis and normally used by a single needle or even sharp ‘teeth’ depending on where in the world you go.

Tattoo removal methods

Unusually you can treat or remove with lactic acid tattooing (usually, only 20% of the tattoo is covered with each treatment) however leaves more scarring, which is that aggressive chemicals are injected into the skin with the aim of creating a deep chemical burn.

Extreme methods such as surgical excision and skin grafting, dermabrasion or chemical removal through salts and acid tattooing which carry significant risks of damage to the surrounding tissue, and which often result in scarring.

These may not remove all the tattoo pigment, thus providing disappointing results, scarred areas and certainly not guaranteed.

How painful is tattoo removal?

You may have already heard that having a tattoo removed is painful, but this will depend on person to person, type of tattoo, your skin sensitivity and your pain threshold. From experience women do tend to find it less painful then men (sorry guys) however this is where our cooling methods help as we are using the latest Icool technology. When the laser is shattering the ink particles this creates heat around the surrounding particles making it hot (even after the procedure) however as we cool the skin from start to finish, we find this really helps with both comfort and the healing phase.

What are the risks of tattoo removals?

Post-treatment risks or side effects could include:

Hyperpigmentation – patches of darkened skin, especially on people with darker skin-types. This condition usually resolves on its own. See our post care advice brochure.

Hypopigmentation – patches of pale skin colouring or loss of natural skin colour. The laser treatment can also target the natural skin pigment colour or melanin in your skin as well as the colour of the tattoo inks, this can leave the treated area with a somewhat ‘bleached’ look following treatment. This will usually recover to some extent but it can take months/years to do so. In some cases, the skin where the tattoo was treated may never match exactly with the surrounding area. This risk is increased with darker skin colours and which may take more sessions to remove.

Scarring – Q-switch lasers do not heat up the surrounding tissue to a great degree, so the risk of scarring following tattoo is considered to be very low. In rare cases where scarring may occur, this is generally due to either a history of scarring or poor treatment site healing, generally caused by the patient picking and rubbing the site.

Lasers have been used around the world for more than 20 years and there is no linkage with any skin disorder or any increased risk of skin cancer.

To conclude

If you are considering Laser treatment for tattoo removal, the following information will give you a basic understanding about what’s involved. This will depend a lot on the individual patient which your practitioner will help with you to understand.

Book Now for your free consultation. 

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Tattoo regret? There are many reasons why people want their tattoos removed. Here at Tattoo Removals Clinic we have the solution for this problem. We specialise in providing effective tattoo removals that are as pain free as possible using the latest lcool technology. Visit our website today and find out more about our services: http://www.tattooremovalsclinic.com

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Tattoo Removals London

Finding a reliable, affordable, and trustworthy tattoo removal clinic in the capital can prove tricky. But we’re here to make it easy.

The Tattoo Removals Clinic specialize in providing an effective individualist treatment plan for laser removal of your tattoo. We use the latest iCool technology which has been designed to achieve the best possible outcome for out clients. 

To find out more or book your appointment today, visit our website here:

http://www.tattooremovalsclinic.com/

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Book your sessions in blocks of four or eight to save money!

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Tattoo disasters

We've all seen our fair share of tattoo disasters...if you enjoy laughing at the misfortune of other head over to our brand new Pinterest board! And don't forget, if you have a tattoo disaster of your own, don't hesitate to get in touch.

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We specialise in providing an effective individualised treatment plans that are as pain free as possible using the latest iCool technology. We provide a personalised service from start to finish, designed to achieve the best possible outcome for our patients.

Our practitioners are fully trained in current best practice for laser tattoo removal, working with and regulated by our partners: CGC Health Care and laser protection office Dr Godfrey Town and registered, holding a Special Treatment License with Westminster Council.

A patch test, charged at £49, will be required on your first visit, together with a consultation to obtain a full medical history and to discuss your expectations of the treatment. The consultation and patch test are required, as we want to understand our patients from both a medical and personal perspective, so the best care can be given.

We will always try to ensure you see the same practitioner throughout your treatment and you will also receive a follow up call on post care treatments.

We take pride in our clinic and most importantly the aftercare given which is essential for safe and effective tattoo removals.