Tattoo assessment
The size, colours, density, age, location and condition of the tattoo are reviewed alongside your skin and health information.
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Consultation-led treatment in Peterborough
Every tattoo and every removal goal is different. Start with an individual assessment covering your tattoo, skin, desired outcome, likely treatment stages and aftercare.
Peterborough studio · 1 Cross St, PE1 1XA

Laser treatment breaks tattoo pigment into smaller particles that the body clears gradually. Results and timelines vary, which is why an honest assessment matters before a treatment course begins.
The size, colours, density, age, location and condition of the tattoo are reviewed alongside your skin and health information.
Discuss whether you want maximum removal or enough fading for future cover-up work, with realistic expectations from the start.
Receive written aftercare guidance and allow appropriate recovery time before the treated area is reviewed again.
Laser tattoo removal is not suitable for every person or at every time. Recent tanning, active skin problems, some medicines, pregnancy and certain health conditions may mean treatment should be delayed or is unsuitable.
Provide complete information during consultation and follow the practitioner’s preparation and aftercare instructions. Seek appropriate medical advice where a health condition or medicine could affect treatment.
Consultations take place at the Peterborough studio at 1 Cross St, PE1 1XA. Contact the studio with a clear photo and basic details about the tattoo if you would like to discuss the appropriate next step before travelling.
Peterborough studio
Permanent by Juste
1 Cross St
Peterborough
PE1 1XA
There is no reliable single number for every tattoo. Ink colour, density, depth, age, location, skin response and the result you want can all affect the plan. A consultation provides a more useful individual estimate.
Some clients want fading rather than complete removal. Bring your goal to the consultation so the treatment plan can be discussed alongside the timing of any future cover-up work.
Sensation varies by person, tattoo and treatment area. The consultation should explain what to expect, the comfort measures used and when treatment should be postponed.
Sessions need appropriate spacing so the skin can recover and the body can respond to treatment. Your individual interval and aftercare instructions will be confirmed by the practitioner.
Ask about relevant training, current insurance, the equipment used, consultation and patch-testing procedures, written aftercare, contraindications and the requirements that apply to the treatment premises.
Start with an individual assessment and a clear explanation of the likely treatment process, aftercare and costs.
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