TATTOO REMOVAL
When you have a tattoo the particles of ink are too large for the body to destroy, so instead it encapsulates the particles of ink with a network of collagen fibres as the skin heals, and there the tattoo remains.
Tattoo Removal with Experience You Can Trust
Stuart has over 15 years of hands-on experience in professional tattoo removal, helping clients safely and effectively fade or fully remove unwanted tattoos.
Trained by Lynton Lasers in Manchester — one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of medical-grade laser technology — Stuart works to the highest standards using clinically proven methods and industry-leading equipment.
Whether you’re looking for complete removal or lightening for a cover-up, every treatment is tailored to your individual skin and tattoo.
Above all, the studio is a welcoming, friendly space open to everyone. Stuart prides himself on being approachable, honest, and completely non-judgemental — no matter the reason behind your tattoo, you’ll be treated with respect and care from your very first visit.
How does the laser work to remove it?
The laser sends out very quick bursts of light that target the ink in your tattoo.
Different colours of ink absorb this light, and when they do, the ink is broken up into tiny particles. The pulse happens incredibly fast — so fast that it doesn’t damage the surrounding skin.
Instead of burning the skin, the laser creates a gentle “shock” that shatters the ink into smaller pieces.
Once the ink is broken down, your body does the rest. Your immune system recognises these tiny particles as something that shouldn’t be there and slowly removes them naturally over time.
This is why tattoo removal is done over multiple sessions — your body needs time to clear the ink between treatments.