A laser tattoo removal clinic on the first floor of the Health Hub at 577 High Street, Boulcott, in Lower Hutt. The clinic is in a medical centre with doctors, dentists, pharmacists, physiotherapists, hand therapists and dermatologists, so it sits among other health services. The clinic uses a Q-Plus C Evo laser, which it says was imported from Italy and is the only machine of its kind in New Zealand. The site describes the laser as covering the full colour range of tattoos and as having no blistering or scarring. Treatment is offered for a complete removal, a partial removal, or a fade to prepare for a cover-up. The clinic also does skin rejuvenation, skin tag removal and nail fungus treatment. Laser removal is a process, so several appointments spaced apart are needed.
Clients can book a free consultation at the clinic, or send photos through the website for an online estimate with no obligation. The business is 100 per cent New Zealand owned and operated. Its beauty therapist, Debbie, qualified in 2006 with distinction, with City and Guilds training. The clinic says it serves the lower North Island.