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Bird Tattoo

Laser Tattoo Fading:
Revamp Your Ink With Confidence

With the incredible talent of today’s tattoo artists, cover-ups are a powerful way to transform old, faded body art into something new and meaningful. The key is understanding what’s possible with your existing tattoo—and that’s where laser tattoo fading comes in.

Laser tattoo fading isn’t just for those looking for complete erasure. It’s also a valuable tool for anyone planning a cover-up. By fading existing ink safely and effectively, laser treatments create a cleaner canvas, giving your artist more flexibility and helping you achieve the best possible result.

Shoulder Tattoo

How Many Sessions for a Proper Fade?

At best, most artists only need up to 5 sessions of laser removal before they can start to cover up old work.

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What Determines the Amount of Sessions I Need?

Multiple variables dictate the number of sessions, including skin type, ink colors, and the amount of ink present.

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We Talk with Your Tattoo Artist For Your Tattoo Coverup

For the best results we like to swap notes with your tattoo artist. Put us in contact so we are working as a team.

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Regular Check-ins for Coverups

Regular check ups with your artist after each tattoo fade session will help to see how many more you may need before they can start your new tattoo.

Leg Tattoos

How Soon After Fading Can I Start My New Coverup?

We recommend you can re-cover the area with your new design a minimum of six weeks after your last tattoo removal session. But Please read the After Care Information before starting.

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Starting the Coverup Process

It’s a simple process but we recommend starting by finding your tattoo artist. Follow their guidance and process.

Ready For a Change

Get in touch so we can start working together.

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