Tattoo Removal
Regret That Ex? Now We Can Remove It.
The Process
So here’s exactly what to expect
Their name, that tribal band, the matching tattoo that seemed like a great idea at the time: we don’t judge. Precision lasers break the ink into tiny particles your body clears away, fading unwanted tattoos session by session with minimal impact on the surrounding skin.
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Your tattoo assessment
We look at your tattoo’s size, ink colors, depth and age to estimate how many sessions it will take and what result to expect.
See Results
Clinical Outcomes: Tattoo Removal
Documented Progression and Measurable Results
Why clients love our Tattoo Removal?
We’re glad you asked. Let’s get into the good stuff.
Fades unwanted ink
Breaks down pigment for gradual, effective removal.
Safe for various tattoo colors
Advanced technology treats a range of ink types.
Progressive results
Visible fading with each session.
Reclaim your skin
A fresh start for skin you're ready to change.
Price Calculation
Okay, but what’s this actually going to cost me?
Let’s do the math. See what this treatment typically costs, and what it could look like split into monthly payments.
Typical price
$272 – $659
per session
Based on US national average range. AFL doesn’t list prices online: your exact price is set at your consultation.
1 session × the typical range. Drag to try a different amount.
Pay over time
8.3%
of the total each month
92%
less due today than paying in full
- No hard credit check
- 0% APR options for eligible patients
- Plans from 1 to 60 months
Checking your rate won't affect your credit score.
Final pricing is determined during the initial consultation based on the specific technology used and the volume of the treatment area. Monthly amounts are examples: the estimated total divided by the plan length, before any interest. 0% APR and other promotional rates depend on eligibility (Cherry APRs range from 0% to 35.99%); your actual plan and rate come from Cherry or PatientFi when you check. Typical prices are published market averages, not AFL’s prices.
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Frequently asked questions
Laser tattoo removal uses focused light energy to break down tattoo ink particles into smaller fragments, which the body's immune system then naturally clears away over time through its lymphatic system. Different laser wavelengths target different ink colors, which is why multiple types of lasers or settings may be used to effectively treat multi-colored tattoos, with darker inks like black generally responding best to treatment.
The number of sessions needed varies significantly based on factors like tattoo size, ink density, color palette, depth of ink, and how long ago the tattoo was done. On average, most tattoos require 6–10 or more sessions for full removal, spaced 6–8 weeks apart to allow adequate healing time and give the body's immune system time to clear treated ink between sessions.
Most clients describe the sensation as similar to or slightly more intense than getting the original tattoo, often compared to a hot rubber band snapping against the skin. Topical numbing cream is typically applied beforehand to improve comfort. After treatment, the area may appear red, swollen, and slightly blistered for several days, with proper aftercare — including keeping the area clean and protected — essential for optimal healing between sessions.
With a full treatment series, most tattoos can be significantly faded or completely removed, though results depend on factors like ink type, color, depth, and individual skin response. Some tattoos, particularly those with certain ink colors (like light blues, greens, or yellows) or that were applied very deeply, may be more resistant to complete removal and could leave faint traces even after multiple sessions.
Most tattoos can be treated with laser removal, though results and the number of sessions needed vary based on factors like the tattoo's age, ink density, and color. Older tattoos often respond faster since some natural fading has already occurred, while newer, more densely inked tattoos may require more sessions. A consultation allows your provider to assess your specific tattoo and give you a more personalized expectation for the removal process.