Transparent tattoo removal pricing
Pay as you go, fade for a cover-up or full tattoo removal packages with unlimited sessions. Our London tattoo removal prices, with a consultation and patch test just £69.
*Subject to the interest rates of our BNPL third party providers. **Extra large tattoos may require additional packages
Tattoo removal pricing FAQ's
At NAAMA we offer laser tattoo removal on both black and color ink tattoos.
We also provide permanent makeup removal and cosmetic tattoo removal for microblading and eyebrow tattoos, lip blushing and lip tattoos, and hairline microblading and scalp micropigmentation.
Check out our results pages full of impressive before and after pictures. Photos are taken at various points in the tattoo removal journey and tattoos will continue to clear after the final session. We do not Photoshop any of our results.
Laser tattoo removal is a process that works over the weeks and months after initial laser treatments. To read more about the journey, go here.
Yes, we can safely treat black ink tattoos on all Fitzpatrick skin types at NAAMA.
We can only safely treat coloured ink tattoos on Fitzpatrick 1-3 skin types. The reason we don’t treat colour ink on Fitzpatrick 4-6 skin types is that the laser could potentially damage the skin’s melanocytes.
If you would like a bespoke assessment of what we could achieve with your tattoo, contact one of our expert consultants.
This is the price of laser tattoo removal in London: NAAMA's expert tattoo clearing starts at £69 for a consultation and £199 for a single session, depending on the size of your tattoo.
How many treatments are needed to remove a tattoo cannot be determined in advance.
The speed at which a tattoo fades depends on many different factors, making it impossible to predict the exact number of sessions beforehand. Measurable Factors
Some factors can be objectively measured, these are referred to as measurable factors. Examples include:
Tattoo color: The darker the ink, the easier it is to remove. Lighter colors typically require more sessions to fade effectively.
Skin tone: Tattoos are generally easier to remove on lighter skin. The more pigment the skin contains, the more sessions are often needed to remove the tattoo successfully without altering the natural skin pigment. This is because lighter skin contains minimal melanin, whereas darker skin has higher melanin levels.
Tattoo size: Larger tattoos usually require more sessions to remove completely compared to smaller ones.
Location on the body: Tattoos located on areas with better blood circulation, such as the arms, legs, and torso, are typically easier to remove than those on areas with poor circulation, such as the ankles and fingers.
Age of the tattoo: Older tattoos are generally easier to remove than newer ones, as the ink tends to fade over time. Non-Measurable Factors
There are also other factors that influence how quickly a tattoo can be removed, but which cannot be measured. These are referred to as non-measurable factors. Examples include:
Tattoo depth: The deeper the tattoo was applied, the more treatments will be required for full removal.
Amount of ink: The quantity of ink used during tattooing plays a major role. The more ink present, the more sessions are generally needed to break it down and remove it effectively.
Ink quality: Different ink types have different compositions and may respond differently to laser treatment.
Scar tissue: Tattooing causes trauma to the skin, often resulting in the formation of subdermal scar tissue. While this may not always be visible, some tattoos show significant scarring. If scar tissue is present, additional treatments may be needed to achieve optimal results.
Overall health: A healthy body is better able to process and eliminate fragmented ink particles. Smoking, being under- or overweight, poor nutrition, and alcohol consumption can all negatively affect the number of treatments required.
Because these factors are not measurable, it is not possible to determine the exact number of treatments or guarantee final results before starting the process.
Yes, the LightSense™ laser system is a picosecond laser, but with a pulse width 89X shorter than the average pico laser. It was developed over a decade of research and originates from the prestigious centre of research, Princeton University.
Clinical studies have found that the LightSense™ laser system exclusively available at NAAMA Studios is a safer way of removing tattoos than other pico lasers.
With over 30,000 successful treatments, the advanced laser technology of the LightSense™ system is CE-certified and FDA-cleared, and authenticated through rigorous clinical studies.


