Bad Tattoos Specialist

What is a bad tattoo?

Tattoos are a personal statement. They embellish your look or remind you of a moment, person, or object that inspires you. 

But, if you got inked on impulse or have a tattoo that symbolizes a now-defunct relationship, you may not be such a fan of your tattoo. A bad tattoo is sloppy, poorly crafted, or just no longer represents you. 

You don’t have to regret your tattoo. Envision Laser Removal can help.

How are bad tattoos treated?

Envision Laser Removal targets unwanted, bad tattoos using Astanza laser technology. The Q-switched technology uses state-of-the-art power and energy wavelengths to get at all ink colors and dissolve your tattoo. 

Laser treatment is safe and effective when performed by the professional team at Envision Laser Removal. The energy shatters the pigment particles in your tattoo into tiny pieces, so your immune system can flush them away naturally. 

After treatment, you will have some slight redness, swelling, and soreness in the removal area. The tattoo fades over a few weeks and usually requires multiple sessions to be fully cleared.

What if my bad tattoo has many colors?

Black is usually the easiest color to treat, but all other colors can be effectively eliminated with Astanza laser technology. You may need multiple sessions, but rest assured that the team at Envision Laser Removal will get rid of your tattoo and make it appear that you never had one.

The technicians create a customized plan for removing your bad tattoo based on its size, coloration, and location. If your tattoo has yellow colors and is placed at the wrist, ankle, toe, finger, hand, or foot, it may take extra sessions to fade. 

Does tattoo removal hurt?

Most patients tolerate the sensations created by the laser during tattoo removal. It is no more painful than it was to get the original ink. When the laser energy is applied, it feels like you’re being snapped by a rubber band. 

Don’t live with a bad tattoo, contact Envision Laser Removal today, and learn how their technology can help it disappear. Call the office, or use this website to request an appointment.