Our Laser Tattoo Removal Services.
Fade the past. Rediscover clear skin.
At Piko Laser Tattoo Removal, we offer safe, evidence-based tattoo removal using the most advanced world-class pico laser technology – the only of its class currently available in Perth.
This is where science meets artistry.
We don’t simply erase ink — we work with the body’s natural systems to restore your skin’s clarity and integrity; safely, effectively, and without unnecessary trauma.
Don’t live with tattoo regret.
Tattoos can hold deep meaning, but sometimes they no longer reflect who you are today. Whether it’s a design chosen on impulse, a reminder of a past relationship, a cosmetic trend that’s faded, or simply artwork that no longer feels right, tattoo regret is more common than you think.
Laser tattoo removal gives you the chance to take back control of your skin and move forward with confidence.
Artistic tattoo removal.
Whether you want to completely remove your tattoo or fade a tattoo or part of a tattoo for a cover-up, we can help. We will provide a customised treatment plan to meet your goals based on your tattoo history, general health and skin type.
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Cosmetic tattoo removal.
Including eyebrows, lips, blush and tattoo freckles.
Cosmetic tattoo pigments don’t all behave the same — some fade quickly, while others can darken before they lighten.
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SMP (scalp micro pigmentation) tattoo removal.
When your SMP no longer looks the way you want it to, laser treatment can be used to fully remove SMP or selectively fade it.
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Medical tattoo removal.
From radiotherapy dots to surgical markers and iron infusion stains, medical tattoos can be removed with precision and care using our advanced picosecond laser technology.
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Three wavelengths for different pigments.
The Quanta Discovery Pico gives Piko Laser Clinic access to three laser wavelengths — 1064 nm, 532 nm and 694 nm Ruby — as well as picosecond and nanosecond pulse technology. Different colours absorb different wavelengths of light, so having several options allows treatment to be adjusted as the pigment changes throughout the removal process.
The laser delivers extremely short pulses of energy that fragment the tattoo pigment into progressively smaller particles. Your body's immune system then processes these particles over the weeks following treatment. This is why fading continues well after the laser session itself and why adequate spacing between treatments is important.
A considered approach rather than one-size-fits-all treatment.
During your consultation, we assess your skin type, tattoo location, colours, pigment behaviour and previous cosmetic tattooing before developing a treatment plan. We will also discuss your treatment goals - complete removal isn't always necessary. For many people, carefully fading an old brow or lip tattoo provides enough clearance for their cosmetic tattoo artist to create a softer, more natural result.
Treatments are generally spaced around 6–10 weeks apart or longer when clinically appropriate, allowing the skin to recover and giving your body time to continue processing fragmented pigment. Topical anaesthetic can be used where appropriate, and the Zimmer Cryo 7 provides controlled skin cooling before, during and after laser treatment to improve comfort and help minimise unnecessary thermal stress to the surrounding skin.
The aim isn't to rush the process. It is to remove or reduce unwanted pigment while protecting the integrity of your natural skin, eyebrow hair and surrounding tissue as much as possible.
Start with a consultation and a considered, clinical approach.
During your consultation, we’ll analyse your skin type, tattoo location, and pigment composition to design the safest, most effective treatment plan. medical tattoo removal is no longer “one-size-fits-all” — it’s a customised, evidence-based process. Sessions usually take place 6–8 weeks apart to allow full healing and clearance between treatments. For comfort, numbing can be applied beforehand, and advanced skin cooling is used during and after treatment to minimise irritation and protect surrounding skin.