At OSCO, we price laser tattoo removal based on square-inch density and design of your tattoo, not ruler measurements. This means you only pay for the precise area of ink being treated — not unnecessary space around it.
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If you’re unsure of your tattoo size, just ask — it’s often cheaper than you think.

We’re currently offering 50% off your first session and 20% off unlimited packages.

Your journey starts with a free skin assessment and patch test, where we evaluate your tattoo, skin type, and goals.

Yes. The patch test is an essential safety step and helps us see how your skin reacts to the laser. It also gives you a sense of what the treatment will feel like before starting your sessions.

Most tattoos need 6–10 sessions, spaced 6–8 weeks apart. Some clients see strong fading in fewer sessions, while others — especially those with  multicoloured tattoos — may need more. We’ll give you an honest estimate during your consultation.

Laser tattoo removal isn’t pain-free, but it’s tolerable. Most clients describe it as a short, sharp sensation similar to a rubber band snap.The XLASE Plus system we use is designed for efficient results with minimal discomfort, and we offer numbing options if needed.

The length of your appointment will be around 30 minutes in total, whilst the actual laser process takes around 5/10 minutes. The size of the tattoo will also influence the length of time it takes

Mild redness, swelling, or frosting immediately after treatment is normal and usually subsides within a few hours. Blistering or scabbing can occur as part of the healing process.These are temporary and part of the body’s natural recovery.

Immediately after, the treated area might appear white or frosted, followed by some redness or mild blistering. Over the following days, light scabs may form before fading naturally.
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Most people return to normal activities the same day.

When performed by trained professionals, laser tattoo removal should not cause scarring. Our practitioners are highly experienced, and the XLASE Plus system is engineered to protect surrounding skin tissue. Proper aftercare ensures smooth, healthy healing.

Tattoo ink sits below the skin’s surface, where it becomes trapped by immune cells. Your body can’t naturally remove it — which is why it’s permanent until laser treatment breaks those particles down.

The XLASE Plus emits concentrated light energy that shatters the ink particles beneath the skin without damaging surrounding tissue. Over the weeks that follow, your immune system naturally clears away these fragments, causing the tattoo to fade.

Different inks absorb light differently. Black ink responds fastest because it absorbs all wavelengths of light, while lighter shades like blue, green, or red may take more sessions as they reflect more light.

Yes — the XLASE Plus laser is suitable for most skin tones and types. During your consultation, we’ll assess your skin and carry out a patch test to ensure a safe, effective approach for your specific complexion.

Yes. Aftercare is key to healing well and achieving great results.

We’ll give you specific guidance, but generally: keep the area clean and dry, avoid sun exposure and tanning, and do not pick or scratch the skin. Ensure that you apply the recommended healing balm or cream as instructed for best results.
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Following these steps helps reduce irritation and prevent infection.

We recommend 6–8 weeks between sessions. This allows your body to process the broken-down ink and for your skin to fully heal before the next treatment.

Yes. Once the skin has fully healed and your old tattoo has faded enough, you can safely get a cover-up. If you book in for a cover-up and wish to have your tattoo faded, you can save 30% off your laser treatment.

Many OSCO clients choose to fade old tattoos before getting a new one — and our team can help plan both processes together.

Yes - however areas may require a touch-up afterwards. Laser removal can be precisely targeted to fade or completely remove specific sections of a tattoo while leaving other parts intact but there may still be some minor overlap causing unwanted removal in parts.