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Laser Tattoo Removal Hull & Yorkshire extends beyond Redeem Clinic, yet with a solid presence in the tattoo removal industry since 2011, Redeem Clinic stands out as possibly the most consistent, time-tested, comprehensive, and dedicated clinic in the region.
Why? It’s straightforward. Unlike any other clinic in the region, at our Laser Tattoo Removal Hull Clinic, we boast an extensive history of treatments in all three leading laser technologies: ND Yag, Pico, and Ruby lasers. We continuously treat clients in all three protocols day in and day out. At our laser removal Hull clinic, over the years we have carried out literally 10,000’s of treatments in all laser disciplines, making our treatment therapists some of the most experienced in the UK, let alone the region.
As evident from the information presented throughout our website, our experience with all three laser types provides us with an unbiased opinion and in-depth knowledge to determine which laser type best suits your tattoo removal requirements, whether it’s a simple black line, a multi-coloured design, or microbladed tattoos.
Furthermore, we prioritise delivering the best overall value in the region, focusing on achieving the optimal results with the fewest treatments. At Redeem Clinic, our commitment is not just to remove tattoos but to provide an unparalleled experience and value for money for all of our clients.
Laser tattoo removal represents an advanced procedure providing a safe and efficient means to eliminate unwanted tattoos. This cutting-edge process involves utilising high-intensity laser beams, breaking down tattoo ink into microscopic fragments, subsequently absorbed by the body’s immune system. Achieving this desired outcome of total removal typically necessitates several sessions spaced multiple weeks apart.
The effectiveness of laser tattoo removal is contingent on factors like the tattoo’s size, colours, depth, and the individual’s skin tone. Darker pigments, such as black and blue, often respond better to treatment than lighter hues, yet ultimately most types are capable of full removal.
While the procedure can induce discomfort, akin to a rubber band snapping against the skin, the use of topical numbing creams and the ice packs we use can alleviate this sensation (NB: topical creams are applied 20-30 mins before treatment by the client prior to arrival).
Clinics that describe laser tattoo removal as completely painless may be creating unrealistic expectations to win your business or are not using energy levels capable of removing the tattoo as required. Advising the client of realistic expectations is part of the process and should always be conveyed. Laser tattoo removal can be a time-consuming process, and Redeem Clinic offers in-depth FREE consultations to set their clients on the right path.
Laser tattoo removal’s popularity stems from its capacity to significantly reduce or eliminate tattoos without resorting to surgical methods. Nevertheless, consulting a certified and experienced professional, such as those at Redeem Clinic, is essential to assess candidacy, establish realistic expectations, and discuss potential side effects or risks.
So if looking for tattoo removal in Hull or Yorkshire you can be assured Redeem Clinic, Est 2011, really are one of the most comprehensive laser tattoo removal clinics in the region
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How it Works
In essence, a tattoo entails the containment of ink trapped within the dermis layer of the skin, a process typically administered using a needle. As a natural defence mechanism, the body then encapsulates the ink within the skin’s collagen fibres, securing the tattooed ink particles firmly within the dermis. Laser tattoo removal effectively disrupts this ink and breaks it into small micro-particle fragments.
Following the fragmentation of ink by laser tattoo removal, the considerably smaller ink pigment fragments become detectable to the body’s natural immune system. Recognising these fragments as foreign objects within the dermis, the body initiates a process over several weeks to expel these smaller ink fragments via the body’s lymphatic system. Within our Laser tattoo removal Hull clinic, we ensure the highest degree of professionalism and standard, taking time with all clients to talk them through the whole procedure and the science so they have full confidence in us prior to treatment
The Right Laser for the Job
Utilising our range of tattoo removal lasers, we are able to offer four different wavelengths of laser light that can be emitted using either the ND:Yag lasers, picosecond or Ruby lasers, enabling them to break up many different coloured ink pigments. These wavelengths include 1064nm, 532nm, 755nm and 694nm. These wavelengths are perfect for breaking up Blacks, Blues, Greens and Red Inks, they can also break up combination colours such as browns, pinks, purples and turquoises. So if looking for laser tattoo removal Hull & Yorkshire, look no further than Redeem Clinic as we have the most comprehensive range of tattoo removal lasers in the region.
Breaking Down the Inks
As advised, Redeem Clinic uses four different wavelengths of laser light that can be emitted using the ND Yag lasers, Ruby lasers and Alexandrite lasers (picosecond), enabling them to break up different coloured ink pigments.
One of the other crucial elements of any laser is the power output the laser can ultimately reach. In order to achieve the highest degree of fragmentation as well as reach deeper areas of the skin, necessary for total removal, Redeem Clinic has invested in some of the most powerful and effective lasers in the industry.
With lasers capable of variable laser point spot sizes, a lower, less intrusive energy level can be used via ‘large spot size’ treatment capable of fragmenting ink in the top layers of the tattoo. Past this point, reducing the spot size helps concentrate the higher laser energy levels necessary to reach pigment deeper in the skin, improving the opportunity to remove the ink more completely.
Immediately after treatment the top layer of the skin will appear white/opaque, this is the effect of the laser heating the fluid in the epidermis layer of the skin and will subside approx. 15 minutes after treatment.
Once the white/opaque area has subsided, the skin will usually have some redness to the treated area. This is the body’s natural defence to the process being used to remove the ink pigments and shows that the immune system is working properly.
An effective immune system is critical to ensure the fractured pigments can be expelled from the body to give the best possible results. Over the several weeks after the treatment it is important that the patient stringently maintains the aftercare procedures to reduce the risk of scarring whilst also reducing the redness more quickly.
At Redeem Clinic, all of our clients receive post-treatment aftercare consultations and instructions to take home as well as topical creams to help repair any trauma and help the skin recover as quickly as possible.
After a single laser tattoo removal treatment the tattoo should start to fade. Redeem advises waiting at least 8-12 weeks after the area has been treated and waiting until the area has fully healed before booking a further laser treatment. The longer you leave the area to heal, the lower the risk of scarring on the next treatment, and the more effective the immune system will be at removing the inks. Dependent on the tattoo location, size and pigment density, etc., it can take as few as 3 treatments to fully remove an amateur tattoo and up to 12 treatments or more to fully remove a large professional tattoo.
Tattoos containing colour mixes other than black, such as blue, browns, greens and reds can prove somewhat more difficult to break up (although in most cases this simply results in additional treatments being required), so for more complex and larger tattoos Redeem Clinic suggests a treatment to a more unmanageable area at each session, resulting in a much more effective result and reducing the risk of trauma.
Redeem Clinic provides laser tattoo removal from its Hull clinic, serving clients from across Yorkshire, including Leeds, Harrogate, Halifax, Sheffield and the wider region
With our NdYag, Picosecond and Ruby laser Redeem Clinic is
one of the very few clinics in the country with such a comprehensive
approach to tattoo removal.
Redeem Clinic are very proud of their glowing client testimonials, and our clients continue month in, month out to praise us with regard to our tattoo removal treatments. See for yourself via our testimonials page on this site.
Established in 2011, our Redeem Clinic based in Hull has in excess of 15 years of experience and expertise in the laser tattoo removal industry. Indeed, alongside offering laser tattoo removal for all these years, we also offer specialist microblading and scalp micro-pigmentation laser removal.
We recognise you may be singularly looking for Tattoo Removal Hull yet many of our clients come from further afield to benefit from our overall expertise and multidisciplinary services. In fact, 50% of the clients who travel to our clinic are from out of the region. They are happy to travel due to our exacting standards and years of experience , notwithstanding, of course, our superb value-for-money treatments.
You can also see a few of the many before-and-after tattoo removal treatments from our clinic in Hull on our before-and-after page above, or why not simply book in for a FREE consultation by clicking and following the link button below?
Redeem Clinic expertly performs semi-permanent makeup for tattooed eyebrows, tattooed eyeliner, tattooed lips and Scalp micro-pigmentation at all of their clinics in Hull, Leeds and Halifax. With Laser tattoo removal Hull now being our leading clinic.
*Results may vary from person to person
For Microblading laser removal see our standalone microblading website also at www.micro-blading.ink
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