Hollywood Spectra
Fade Unwanted Ink with Precision. |
Hollywood Spectra is an advanced Q-switched Nd laser that safely and effectively removes unwanted tattoos using 1064 nm and 532 nm wavelengths. The laser delivers ultra-short pulses of energy that shatter tattoo ink into tiny particles, allowing your body's natural immune system to gradually clear the pigment over time while minimizing damage to the surrounding skin.
Hollywood Spectra is effective on a wide range of tattoo colours, with the 1064 nm wavelength targeting black, blue, and darker inks, and the 532 nm wavelength treating red, orange, and certain yellow pigments. Treatments can be customized based on your tattoo's size, colour, age, location, and your individual skin type to achieve the safest and most effective results.
Whether you're looking to completely remove a tattoo or lighten it for a cover-up, Hollywood Spectra provides precise, reliable treatment with minimal downtime.
Most tattoos require a series of treatments, with gradual fading occurring over several weeks after each session as your body naturally eliminates the fragmented ink particles.
FAQs
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There is very little downtime. Redness, swelling, whitening (frosting), and mild tenderness are common immediately after treatment. Some clients may experience blistering or scabbing as part of the normal healing process.
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Every tattoo is different. The number of treatments depends on the tattoo's age, colours, depth, location, and your body's healing response. Most tattoos require 6–12 treatments, although some may require more or fewer sessions.
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Most clients describe the sensation as similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin. The discomfort is brief, and we offer cooling/numbing measures throughout the treatment to maximize comfort.
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Most tattoo removal sessions take 10–30 minutes, depending on the size and complexity of the tattoo.
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Treatments are typically spaced 6–10 weeks apart to allow your body time to clear the fragmented ink and for the skin to fully heal. Larger or more complex tattoos may benefit from even longer intervals.
