There are many options for pain management. The most utilized options are medical grade ice packs and a popular device called the CryoZimmer. The Zimmer blows a high concentration of cryogenically cooled air at -14° degrees Fahrenheit. This method of pain management will provide a 10% to 25% reduction in pain and is used throughout the lasering process. It will not alleviate the pain completely, but it does make for a more comfortable treatment experience and its highly recommended. The Zimmer can also be used in combination with our proprietary numbing cream, which consists of a high-grade benzocaine, lidocaine, tetracain combination.

If you decide to use an over-the-counter 4-5% lidocaine product like Zensa or PainlessTattooCo, we strongly advise that its applied a minimum of 45-60 minutes before treatment. This will maximize the numbing effects. At the end of the day, any and all numbing creams will prohibit blood flow in the area and limit the pain response your body needs to give the area its full attention. The body will also have to digest the product, along with the tattoo pigment that we’ve broken up with the laser. This may limit the initial results or add a treatment or two to the removal process. It’s in the best interest of a client to complete treatments without the use of any numbing cream (especially the FIRST treatment when the tattoo is at its most saturated), but we do not prohibit them at all. Every client should be able to make a choice about how comfortable they want their treatments to be.

Give INKLESS a try and start your tattoo removal journey for $100 dollars on your first treatment. No gimmicks, no locked in packages or commitments, just a chance for us to PROVE our high quality service and results!

* Inkless Tattoo Removal prices can range between $100-$300 (max) per treatment. All prices are based on the size of each tattoo.

* We also offer special pricing for clients w/ Multiple Tattoos, Micro Tattoos, XXL Tattoos, Full Sleeves, and Cosmetic Tattoos (SMP, Micro-pigmentation, Microblading, etc).