Laser Tattoo Removal

The Hollywood Spectra™ uses ultra-short, high-powered laser pulses that break tattoo ink into microscopic particles. These particles are then naturally eliminated by your body’s immune system over time. The laser specifically targets ink without damaging the surrounding skin.

Yes, Hollywood Spectra™ is designed to treat a broad range of ink colors, including challenging pigments like red, green, and blue. It uses dual wavelengths (1064/532nm) to target both dark and vibrant inks effectively.

Tattoo removal is a gradual process, and the number of sessions depends on factors like ink color, tattoo depth, skin type, and how the tattoo was applied. Most clients require 10 to 20 sessions or more for optimal results, spaced approximately 6 to 8 weeks apart. During your consultation, we’ll evaluate your tattoo and give you a personalized estimate.

Most clients describe the sensation as similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin. While some discomfort is expected, the treatments are generally well-tolerated and quicker than you might expect. Numbing options may be available if you’re concerned about pain.

You may experience some redness, swelling, or mild blistering for a few days. This is normal and part of the healing process. We’ll provide detailed aftercare instructions to help your skin recover smoothly.

In many cases, tattoos can be significantly faded or almost entirely removed. However, results vary depending on ink type, color, depth, and your body’s response. Some ink may be more resistant, especially with older or amateur tattoos. Your consultation will help set realistic expectations.

There’s minimal downtime. Most people return to normal activities immediately after treatment, though you’ll want to avoid sun exposure and follow the aftercare guidelines closely.

The Hollywood Spectra™ laser is safe and effective for a wide range of skin tones, including darker skin types. However, not every treatment setting or approach is appropriate for all skin types. That’s why a personalized consultation is key—your provider will assess your skin and customize your treatment plan for both safety and the best possible results.