Remove that tattoo that no longer represents you. Removal is performed using picosecond laser technology over several sessions. After each session, a recovery …
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Remove that tattoo that no longer represents you.
Removal is performed using picosecond laser technology over several sessions. After each session, a recovery period of 4 to 6 weeks is required before continuing treatment.
Every tattoo is different. Factors such as ink type, depth, age, and skin type influence the results.
We operate in a hygienic environment, offering professional care, friendly service, and complete discretion.
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Appointments
Free assessment
FreeThe consultation is free and takes 5 to 15 minutes.
During this appointment, we’ll evaluate your tattoo to determine if you’re a good candidate for treatment, estimate the number of sessions needed, and answer any questions you may have.
If we have availability and you’d like to start that same day, we can perform your first session. If not, you can schedule it for another date.
AliciaRemoval is performed using picosecond laser sessions.
A deposit of $150 pesos is required to schedule an appointment. This amount will be applied toward the total cost of the session. If, after the consultation, you decide not to proceed with the treatment, the deposit is refundable.
AliciaFrequently Asked Questions
If you do not have any serious autoimmune diseases, are not taking medication, or have a history of keloid scarring, you are a candidate.
Tattoo removal cannot be 100% guaranteed because everyone’s body reacts differently to the procedure. It’s worth noting that there will be successful cases, and others where a shadow may remain; this is also due to the quality of the tattoo ink, the passage of time, and individual habits; it’s impossible to know exactly what ink is used and what it’s made of.
Note: The term “removal” is used for practical purposes and for internet search purposes.
We do not lie to people by promising things that are not possible.
It varies depending on ink density and colors, as well as the area.
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