Tattoo Removal Bangkok
We are the best in tattoo removal, you cannot get any better. Why, because we charge very low price per session. We have the latest Pico laser with dual American lasers to remove the tattoo. Also we have tried and tested twenty or more numbing creams and found the best. It is painful to remove the tattoo and that’s why we recommend numbing cream. The numbing cream we use, is so good, there is very little pain.
We are the lowest prices in Thailand and probably the lowest price you can get anywhere.
Laser Tattoo Removal per session start at
1,000 Baht for a small tattoo area of 3cm x 3cm
1700 Baht for medium size tattoo 10cm x 10cm.
2,500 Baht for larger tattoo at 15cm x 15cm.
3,500 Baht for Large tattoo at 20cm x 20cm.
5,000 for Full Arm.
These are guide line prices, depends on detail. as outline tattoos with shading will be cheaper, than lots of color and a lot of details. Better to send picture or come in for free consultation at Tattoo Removal Bangkok Ink Clinic.
Above, brand new red and white Picosecond, American designed dual laser system, tattoo pigment removal machine. FDA approved and certified. As you can see this is a large machine, weight 80kg and full of the latest technology, water cooled to make sure the laser is perfect. Double xenon lamps to give a powerful laser at Picosecond, one trillionth of a second operation. This hits the tattoo ink particles so many times, the ink particle breaks down so quick.
Wavelengths: 1064nm / 755nm / 650nm / 585nm / 532nm
We recommend numbing cream, this reduces the pain to no pain.
For the numbing cream to work, you need to come and have it applied to the skin, 1 hour before removal session of tattoo for it to work good. You can buy from 150 baht a tube for standard one, or really strong at 200 Baht at the studio.
We remove your tattoo at the lowest price in Bangkok Thailand.
Our Computerized Actively Q Switched ND Yag laser are classed as the gold standard.
Watch the video below to show how good our tattoo removal artist are.
Below, large head tattoo
We will work with you to get the best results, and what we mean by this, we will remove your tattoo at the right pace and not at the expense of damaging your skin.
Look below how much we removed. One session and 3 weeks later, but this is shading and not color or dark or put too deep in the skin. We reccomend 6 to 8 weeks between sessions to give the skin time to heal, the longer you leave it the more the tattoo will fade.
How fast does the tattoo fade, depends on how deep the ink is in your skin. If the ink is deep and a thick layer, the longer it will take. Why, because the laser only hits the top layer of the ink.
Picosecond vs nanosecond laser tattoo removal machine. This refers to the speed the laser runs at. On and then off per second.
One Nanosecond is a billionth of a second, and one picosecond is one trillionth of a second. That’s pretty fast. The idea behind that is the laser is on for a shorter period, essentially making the pulse duration 10x faster, and still having equivalent system energy (i.e. .9-10 Joules). This reducers the heat in the skin and therefore the damage to the skin area around the ink. It also allows the tattoo removal technician to use more power and therefore gives the better results.
This is a commercial duty machine and has a built in water cooling system to keep the laser system stable.
Everyone has different skin. Light skin, Dark skin, Sun damage skin, young skin, old skin, the list is long.
We will start the first session with lower laser power to see what happens. Then we will adjust the power to suit the next session.
The first session is going to be the most reactive to your skin, you may get blisters or swelling. After that things will get a lot better. It all depends on the type of ink, what the tattoo artist did. How deep he or she put the ink in, how much damage they do to the skin. That’s why it is very important to get a very good artist to do tattoos.
How the process works: When the ink is put into your skin by the tattoo artist, your body sees it as a foreign object that does not belong there. First your system tries to eat it, and expel it out of your body. As shown below.
But 99% of the ink particles are to big. So what the body system does, is to encapsulates the ink particles, so the ink cannot move. That’s why the tattoo stays in the skin. Over many years, especially with lower grade inks from the past, the tattoos fade. That’s because the body system keeps trying to remove the ink, and does.
So when the laser hits the tattoo ink particles it fractures the ink particle into thousands of bits. Small enough for the body system to come along and get hold of it and then transports it to the lymph glands and then to your bladder and then out of your body.
How fast does the tattoo fade, depends on how deep the ink is in your skin. If the ink is deep and a thick layer, the longer it will take. Why, because the laser only hits the top layer of the ink.
