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Swan reacted to aleksksks in Tattoo removal in South East England/London, UK... prices?
My brother is removing two tattoos, one on his back which is only black, probably around 5-6 sq inches, and the lower half of a 3/4 sleeve, which has all kinds of different colours.
He's paying £130-140 for both I think.
I went to the same place, I'm getting a black and grey backpiece removed which takes up almost half my back and he's charging me £110 a session and treats the whole piece in one sitting.
I guess his prices vary mostly based on the colours used rather than the size of the tattoo because mine is bigger but I'm paying less.
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You can see my tattoo before and after the first session in this thread - http://www.lastsparrowtattoo.com/forum/tattoo-removal-coverup/3573-any-good-laser-places-around-long-island-nyc.html#post60140
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Swan reacted to aleksksks in Tattoo removal in South East England/London, UK... prices?
This is the site - Tattoo Removal London | Laser Tattoo Removal London | Laser Tatoo Removal
My brother's going to the place in Farnham but they have 3 more clinics in and around London.
Edit: Actually, my brother goes to the Chiswick place, not Farnham.
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Swan reacted to aleksksks in Tattoo removal in South East England/London, UK... prices?
My brother is getting some tattoos lasered somewhere around Surrey, he's quite happy with the price and the progress he's made after around 4 sessions.
I'll get back to you with the name of the place and a link later on.
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Swan reacted to Iwar in Tattoo removal in South East England/London, UK... prices?
For some good recommendations on laser removal in the London area check this thread out: http://www.lastsparrowtattoo.com/forum/tattoo-removal-coverup/1331-best-place-london.html
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Swan got a reaction from shinobi in Bad first experience
I can understand shinobi. It does happen. I was tattooed by an artist of considerable repute last year, saw his work in magazines, etc. I went with a "trust me" for a sleeve tattoo and am regretting it.
The first alarm bells rang when he inked a perspective line drawing of a phoenix on my forearm. It looked great on paper, but not so wrapped around my arm, it's hard to pick out what's going on and it looks like it has a broken wing and neck. I was in denial for ages and friends told me not to worry as it would all work out in the end. I went through with the full tattoo thinking at the end of the day I will get a great piece of work and I didn't want to micro-manage. But the sleeve isn't great either - far too much solid black, detail on the outside of the foreground pieces has been lost and I've noticed a few errors where lines stop behind foreground pieces, etc. I hold my hands up and think I should have communicated my thoughts and concerns more, but just did not think I would get a bad tattoo.
Same as you, I'm too embarrassed to show it. I've worn a t-shirt twice since I had it and always seemed to see a lot of people with good and fantastic sleeves when I did!
If you're having doubts now, with a work in progress, I'd seriously consider whether you want to go through with it. I wish I stopped after the first session with the linework, but hey ho. I'm looking to remove too if I can scrape the money together so will join you posting on the removal forum!
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Swan reacted to Russ in December 2012 Tattoo of the Month Contest
Got this off Valerie Vargas at Frith Street on Tuesday, I love it! I posted it in the latest tattoo thread and someone recomended I put it in here, Cheers.
P.S. That Head Eagle on the last page is bad ass :cool:
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Swan got a reaction from Lochlan in Cover up ?
Thanks so much for posting this. Great to see that you eventually got a fantastic piece of work. It's a journey I'll be undertaking when I get the money together so I look forward to posting the progress to a decent looking piece of work too.
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Swan got a reaction from hogg in Cover up ?
Thanks so much for posting this. Great to see that you eventually got a fantastic piece of work. It's a journey I'll be undertaking when I get the money together so I look forward to posting the progress to a decent looking piece of work too.