
Aesthetic & Cosmetic Surgery in New York
Allure Plastic Surgery
People often regret tattoos that once seemed like a good idea. Laser tattoo removal is a common procedure at Allure Plastic Surgery. Our Q-switched Nd:Yag laser is built for tattoo removal and uses interchangeable heads to address different colors.

Laser Tattoo Removal
The risk of scarring is very low, especially compared to the original dermabrasion technique, which caused significant scarring.
Laser tattoo removal typically takes six to twenty sessions. Black and red clear most easily; green and yellow are much harder. Sessions run every four to six weeks to give the skin time to heal. There is no guarantee, but most patients are pleased because their tattoo either disappears or is hardly visible.
Find out more about what's involved in laser tattoo removal with a free consultation at our Manhattan office by calling (866) 477-2023 or completing our online form to speak with a helpful team member at Allure Plastic Surgery today.
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A tattoo I regretted for years is almost completely gone thanks to the laser sessions at Allure. They were honest about the timeline and the fading has been impressive.Danny R., Google Review
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We work with Cherry, Affirm, and CareCredit so you can spread the cost of your procedure into manageable monthly payments. Approval usually takes minutes, and there is no penalty for paying off early.
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FAQ
It depends on the size of the tattoo, its colors and how many sessions it needs, and the session count is the biggest variable. You get a per-session figure and an estimated total at your consultation.
Typically six to twenty. Sessions run every four to six weeks to give the skin time to heal in between, which is why removal is measured in months rather than weeks.
No, and this is the part to understand before you start. Black and red clear most easily. Green and yellow are much harder. There is no guarantee of complete removal, though most patients see substantial fading.
A Q-switched Nd:YAG laser built specifically for tattoo removal, with interchangeable heads so different ink colors can be targeted.
The risk of scarring is very low, especially compared with the original dermabrasion technique, which caused significant scarring. That improvement is the main reason laser became the standard approach.
The laser breaks the ink into particles your body then clears, and the skin needs time to recover between treatments. Four to six weeks is the interval that lets both happen, and compressing it does not speed up the result.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please schedule a consultation with our team to discuss your individual needs.