05/28/2026
If you’re several sessions into tattoo removal and your tattoo is still visible, don’t worry! That can be completely normal! ✨
Tattoo removal is a gradual process, and most tattoos take multiple treatments to fully fade. Every tattoo responds differently depending on a few important factors:
1. The age of the tattoo
Older tattoos often fade more easily because the ink has naturally started breaking down over time, while newer tattoos tend to be more concentrated and stubborn.
2. Ink density and depth
The more saturated the tattoo is, the more work the laser has to do. Professional tattoos are usually placed deeper in the skin and often require more sessions than amateur tattoos.
3. Cover up tattoos
Cover ups contain layers of pigment, meaning there’s more ink to target and break apart during treatment. These typically take longer to remove.
4. Ink colours used
Not all colours react the same way to laser technology. Black ink usually responds the quickest, while colours like teal, green, yellow, and certain blues can be more resistant.
5. Your body’s healing process
Your immune system actually plays a huge role in clearing away the fragmented ink particles after each session. Hydration, overall health, and proper aftercare can all impact results.
Tattoo removal is never one size fits all, but consistency, patience, and the right treatment plan can make a huge difference 🤍
Whether you’re just getting started or already in the process, we’re here to support you every step of the way! 🫶