Most clients begin with an initial course every 4–6 weeks, moving to periodic maintenance once results are established.

Yes — it is a gentle treatment that works without damaging the skin’s surface. Your nurse will screen for any contraindications during your consultation.

Some clients notice a glow within days; deeper changes in tone, texture or hair density build over several weeks as part of a full course.

Many clients pair red light with IV therapy or PRP for a broader effect — your consultation will map out the right combination.

Skin needling is commonly used for acne scarring, fine lines, enlarged pores, uneven texture and mild pigmentation. Your nurse will assess your skin and confirm suitability during your consultation.

Some redness and mild sensitivity for 24 to 48 hours is normal, similar to mild sunburn. Most clients return to normal activities the next day.

A test patch checks how your specific skin and ink respond to the laser before we commit to a full treatment plan. It also lets us confirm the correct size and settings for your tattoo, which we finalise together in clinic.

Book whichever size measurement looks closest to your tattoo. If it needs adjusting once we see it in person, we will sort that out with you at your test patch appointment, so do not worry about getting it exactly right when booking.

This varies depending on your tattoo’s size, ink density, colours and depth, but most tattoos need 6 to 10 or more sessions, spaced 6 to 8 weeks apart. Ask about our 3 Session Pack for 15% off.

It is commonly used for acne scarring, fine lines and wrinkles, sun damage and uneven skin texture or pigmentation.

Redness and swelling for several days, followed by peeling and flaking for around a week as your skin renews itself. Most clients plan for about a week away from major events or heavy makeup.

For an occasional glow, once every few weeks is plenty. For ongoing congestion or oiliness, a course every 2 to 4 weeks is commonly recommended, and there is no downtime either way.