Laser
Tattoo Removal
**A consultation & patch test appointment is required at least 24 hours before treatment of any new area**
Unwanted tattoos or permanent makeup don't have to be permanent.
Using specialist CE and CA marked laser technology, we can safely and effectively target unwanted tattoo inks and cosmetic pigments within the skin, helping to fade or remove them over a course of treatments.
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At JOLI, we combine specialist training with advanced laser technology, including equipment specifically suited to the delicate facial tissue involved in permanent makeup removal.
Whether you're looking to remove an unwanted tattoo, lighten an old brow treatment or correct previous permanent makeup, your treatment plan is tailored to the pigment, treatment area and your skin.
how does it work?
Laser tattoo removal uses carefully selected wavelengths of light to target specific tattoo inks and cosmetic pigments beneath the skin.
The laser delivers short pulses of energy that break the pigment into smaller particles, while minimising damage to the surrounding tissue.
Once fragmented, these tiny particles are gradually cleared away by the body's natural immune system, which transports and eliminates them through its normal processes.
This means the fading continues long after your appointment, with pigment clearance taking place over several weeks.
Patience is key. Your body needs time to process the fragmented pigment between sessions, which is why treatments are spaced apart. The number of sessions required will depend on factors such as the ink colour, pigment depth, age of the tattoo and your individual response to treatment.
Multiple sessions are required.
permanent makeup removal
Pmu Eyebrow Removal
Botched? Out of style? Too dark, over-saturated or turned an unexpected shade over time? Or perhaps your tastes have simply changed.
Whatever the reason, you don't have to live with permanent makeup you're no longer happy with.
Jo specialises in laser removal of unwanted eyebrow pigment, helping to fade or remove previous treatments so you can feel confident in your brows again.
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On average, 1–3 treatments may be sufficient for eyebrow permanent makeup removal. However, this varies depending on the depth, saturation, age and type of pigment used.
Some pigments may also change colour during treatment, so your individual assessment will help determine the most appropriate approach.
£70
per session
Pmu lip Removal
Lip blush not quite the look you had in mind? Perhaps the colour healed darker than expected, the outline feels too defined, or the pigment has shifted to an unwanted tone over time.
Whatever has changed, there's an option to help you move on from lip pigment you're no longer happy with.
Jo offers specialist laser removal for unwanted permanent lip makeup, helping to fade or remove existing pigment where suitable.
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The number of treatments required depends on several factors, including the type and colour of pigment used, its depth and saturation, and how your body responds to treatment.
Some cosmetic lip pigments can react unpredictably to laser, potentially darkening or changing colour, so a thorough assessment is essential before proceeding.
£90
per session
undo & redo package
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Sometimes, getting the result you really want means starting with a clean slate.
Whether you're ready to say goodbye to old eyebrow tattooing or unwanted lip blush, the Undo & Redo Package brings both stages together.
Begin with specialist laser removal to fade or remove your existing pigment, then return to JOLI for a fresh set of permanent makeup, designed around the look you want today.
A fresh start, with a little added benefit.
When you book your laser removal and new permanent makeup with Jo, you'll receive 20% off your new permanent makeup treatment as part of the package.
Every removal journey is different, and the number of laser sessions required will depend on your existing pigment and how it responds to treatment. Your new permanent makeup can only be carried out once the skin has fully recovered and Jo has confirmed the area is suitable for re-treatment. The timeframe will therefore vary from person to person.
Because sometimes the best way forward is to undo, then redo.
20% off
new PMU
after removal
body
tattoo removal
Body Tattoo Removal
Ready to leave an old tattoo in the past?
Whether you've outgrown the design, regret the decision or simply want to make room for something new, laser tattoo removal can help fade or remove unwanted body art.
Using specialist laser technology, we target the ink particles beneath the skin, breaking them down so your body's natural processes can gradually clear them away.
Over a course of treatments, the tattoo can progressively fade, with results depending on the ink, colours, depth and age of the tattoo, as well as your individual response.
How many treatments will I need?
Body tattoo removal is a gradual process. Some tattoos may respond in as few as 3 sessions, while others can require 15 or more to achieve the desired result.
Complete removal cannot always be guaranteed.
Treatments are spaced at least 8–12 weeks apart to allow your skin to recover and your body time to clear the fragmented ink between sessions.
Your tattoo will continue to fade during this interval, so patience is key.
A consultation will allow Jo to assess your tattoo, discuss your goals and provide a realistic expectation of the treatment journey.
1" Squared
- £40
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2" Squared
- £50
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3" Squared
- £60
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4" Squared
- £70
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5" Squared
- £80
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radiotherapy treatment markers
Still have small tattoo marks left behind from radiotherapy planning?
These permanent ink dots are often used to help guide treatment positioning and can remain long after your treatment has finished.
Jo offers laser removal of these radiotherapy tattoo markers free of charge, subject to a suitability assessment.
You'll need confirmation that you've received the all-clear or a supporting letter from your oncologist before treatment can proceed.
Please note: this service is for small, tattooed ink markers only, not surgical scars, skin discolouration or other marks left by radiotherapy.
