How Does Laser Removal Work?

Inkless uses the Candela PicoWay multi-wavelength picosecond laser, which is highly effective for all tattoo colors, including permanent makeup. The system can safely target delicate areas like eyebrows, lips, and eyeliner with precision and minimal risk of scarring.

Prices vary based on the size, location, and ink color of the tattoo. Most treatments fall between $100–$400 per session, and we always offer your first treatment for just $100 after a free consultation. Your $100 first treatment includes a personalized consultation, a comprehensive skin and tattoo assessment, and one full laser session—all tailored to your unique goals, regardless of size, area, or design. No gimmicks, no pressure, and no big financial commitments that lock you in like the other more corporate brands. Our goal is to earn your trust by delivering results from the start and showing you how we’re reinventing the tattoo removal experience.

Tattoo removal can be uncomfortable to very painful for some (scale of 1-10, 7/8), but the majority of our clients find it very manageable—mainly because the treatments are extremely quick. Most session only take a few seconds to few minutes to treat. The discomfort typically ends as soon as the laser stops being applied.
Pain levels also vary depending on the location of the tattoo. To minimize discomfort, we use a Zimmer Cryo, which delivers a concentrated stream of cryogenically cooled air to significantly reduce pain during treatment. For especially sensitive areas, we enhance its effect with high-grade numbing creams, medical grade icing, and we take short breaks as needed to keep the area consistently cool and you comfortable throughout the procedure.

Yes, microbladed brows are something we treat very frequently. If you know the pigment brand and color that were used, we can begin a comprehensive pigment analysis before scheduling your treatment or consultation. If that information isn’t available, that’s absolutely fine—we have reliable methods to determine the pigment composition during your visit.
We ask for this information because cosmetic pigments are often blends of multiple colors, even when they appear to be a simple black intended to fade naturally. While they may look black or brown on the surface, they can contain underlying warm or cool tones—such as red, orange, or pink—that may become visible during laser treatment.Understanding this in advance allows us to create the safest, most effective treatment plan possible and helps us avoid any unexpected color changes during the removal process.

Yes, it has happened, but single-treatment removals are rarely possible for a professionally applied tattoo. That’s because everything about a professional tattoo is designed to last a lifetime—from the high-quality pigments with heavy resins to the needles and machines that embed the ink deep within the dermis, making it difficult for the body to clear on its own.



To safely remove tattoos that were applied with needles and a machine, while keeping the skin healthy and intact, we use advanced, medical-grade laser technology with exceptional precision to break down those stubborn pigments.
If you have a homemade tattoo—often applied with organic-based pigments—give us a call right away. These are sometimes the rare “one-treatment” removals because the pigment typically sits more superficially in the skin and is much easier to break down.

With proper aftercare, scarring is extremely rare. We use top-tier lasers that target pigment, not surrounding skin, and guide you through the healing process to ensure safe results.

Treatments are typically spaced 6–8 weeks apart to ensure safety, allow your body to heal, and ultimately help to reduce the total number of sessions needed. If you have a health or medical condition, we may recommend extending the interval to 10–12 weeks to prioritize your health and recovery.
We understand that many people are eager to remove their tattoos as quickly as possible, but tattoos are designed to last forever, which means we take a calculated approach to keep your skin looking as healthy and pristine as possible.
Pro Tip: If you want fewer treatments and to save money, give your body more time between sessions (8-10 weeks). The longer the interval, the more time your body has to break down and clear the effected tattoo pigments. This means that when we treat the area again, much of the remaining pigment is either freshly exposed or larger and ready to be broken down further, improving overall results. 
One of the biggest challenges in tattoo removal is impatience with the process. Ultimately, success depends on your body’s natural ability to process pigment and the amount and type of ink originally used by the artist. A little patience can make a big difference in achieving the best outcome.

Absolutely! That process typically takes 2–5 sessions, depending on the composition of the existing tattoo and the new design. We frequently collaborate with clients and their tattoo artists to lighten existing ink, ensuring the new design can be placed cleanly—without compromising size, saturation, or placement. We’re also well-connected within the tattoo industry and work with some of the top-ranked artists in the U.S. If you ever need a recommendation, we’re always happy to help you find an artist and design that you’ll hopefully love for life.



Before getting a cover-up, it’s best to wait at least 12 weeks after your last laser session. This allows for full healing and provides the best canvas possible for your tattoo artist.

Your $100 first treatment includes a personalized consultation, a comprehensive skin and tattoo assessment, and one full laser session—all tailored to your unique goals, regardless of size, area, or design. No gimmicks, no pressure, and no big financial commitments that lock you in like the other more corporate brands. Our goal is to earn your trust by delivering results from the start and showing you how we’re reinventing the tattoo removal experience.