Laser Tattoo Removal
Laser tattoo removal is a process that uses laser technology to break down the ink particles in a tattoo so that they can be gradually eliminated by the body’s natural processes.
We consult with you to formulate an action plan to remove unwanted tattoos, skin blemishes or erase fine lines and wrinkles.
Removing a tattoo doesn’t have to be painful, unsafe, or leave permanent scars. At Minus Ink Tattoo Removal, we use advanced medical-grade Q-Switched lasers — trusted by dermatologists and aesthetic clinics worldwide for their precision, safety, and effectiveness.
Medical-Grade Q-Switched Laser Tattoo Removal
What is a Q-Switched Laser?
Q-Switched lasers emit powerful, ultra-short pulses of energy (measured in nanoseconds) that break tattoo ink into tiny fragments. These fragments are then naturally eliminated by your body’s immune system over time. This technique ensures:
- Precise ink targeting
- Minimal damage to surrounding skin
- Safe use on most skin types
What Makes It Medical-Grade?
- TGA-Approved (Therapeutic Goods Administration)
- Designed for clinical use by trained medical professionals
- Calibrated for consistent fluence and spot size control
- Paired with medical-grade cooling systems to enhance comfort and protect the skin
What Can It Treat?
- Black and grey tattoos
- Colored tattoos (including red, orange, green, light green, blue, light blue and purple – though multiple wavelengths may be needed)
- Professional and amateur tattoos
- Tattoo blowouts or cosmetic ink (in some cases)
Safety First
All treatments are performed by qualified professionals with strict adherence to hygiene, skin assessment, and laser safety protocols. We also provide personalized aftercare support to minimize risks such as hyperpigmentation or scarring.
What to Expect:
Multiple sessions: Most tattoos require 5–10 sessions, spaced 6–8 weeks apart
Mild discomfort, similar to a rubber band snap, usually well-tolerated
Downtime is minimal: Redness, slight swelling, and temporary scabbing may occur
Gradual fading: Ink continues to break down between sessions