They are a way to express an emotion, make a statement, honor a person or recognize a life-event. They can be bold, subtle or sometimes even both. We love our tattoos and recognize that people get tattoos for many reasons; it’s a very personal decision.
Things, however, can change. What was a passion at one moment in life may not be 5, 10 or 15 years down the road. Miscommunications between artist and client can result in artwork that wasn’t what was expected. Sometimes more space is needed for new or more interesting art. Whatever your reason, we can help.
How to Remove a Tattoo
Tattoo removal is typically achieved
through one of two processes: either the
body absorbs and eliminates the ink, or
the ink is physically extracted from the
skin. Non-laser methods—such as
mechanical, chemical, or natural
approaches—require breaking the skin to
force the ink out. In contrast, laser
removal is the only method that can
safely break down ink particles without
damaging the skin’s surface. This allows
the body to naturally absorb and flush
the ink through its lymphatic system.
While surgical excision can
remove a tattoo, it’s costly and often
results in significant scarring.
Ultimately, professional laser tattoo
removal remains the most effective and
least invasive solution for complete
tattoo removal. Though at-home and
non-laser options may seem convenient,
they rarely deliver meaningful or
lasting results
What To Expect?
Laser tattoo removal works by applying concentrated energy to the ink particles. This breaks up the large particles of ink into smaller ones, allowing your immune system to flush it out. Each laser treatment works at a different depth in the skin, so multiple sessions (spaced 6-8 weeks apart) are needed to get all the ink.
Variables to the treatment timeline can include the depth and density of the tattoo, ink composition, ink location, along with health and lifestyle choices. To improve results, we recommend maintaining a lifestyle that is as healthy as possible, staying on an exercise regimen, and massaging the removal area to increase circulation.
Aftercare
At OOPS! Laser, we want to make sure that you get the best results from your laser removal treatment. Following your session, it is important to keep a few things in mind. Note: these should be followed for a min period of one week after treatment
- No Rigorous Exercise
- Keep The Treated Area Clean and Dry
- Avoid Sun Exposure
- Avoid Heat (Including Hot Water) for 48 hours
- No standing water (swimming pools, tubs, dishwater)
- No lotions, creams or ointments.


