How much would it be to remove this finger tattoo? (photo)

I do surgeries for tattoos. not every tattoo is a good candidate for surgical removal but some are. some tattoos can be excised in one day and some require staged excision. if surgery is something you might wanna consider then you can contact us

Thank you for your question in regards to tattoo removal. Laser tattoo removal requires a series of treatments to achieve complete removal. Cost will vary from office to office. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have treatment. I hope this helps.

Thank you for your question. There are many factors that will determine the price of laser tattoo removal. These factors are the size, color, placement and the number of sessions needed. However, the average cost to remove a small tattoo is $100-$250 per session. Please remember the further the tattoo is from the heart the more time it will take to remove. I recommend having a consultation with an expert to determine the best treatment plan for you. Best of Luck!

Total price of the tattoo removal depends on the size as well as number of treatments required. This looks like a plain black ink which usually takes fewer sessions to remove. Finger tattoos are a little bit slower to fade.  The price for the removal varies but would start around $150 per session with a picosecond laser and, if asked, I would say that it will probably require 3–6 sessions with 4–6 weeks between them to be removed completely. 

Tattoo removal is generally quoted based on color, location, length of tattoo Life, what type of tattoo; Home, professional, and what type of ink.   We offer complimentary consultations. The process is usually monthly for 4-8 treatments for a black tattoo and can range from 75$- 200 for a single treatment. 

That's a great question. Most offices base the price for tattoo removal on the size of the tattoo so the best option is to schedule a consultation with a reputable practice. Make sure to do your research on the practices that you look into. You want to make sure that you go to someone who is well trained. Laser tattoo removal, when done correctly, has great results but can take 3-20 treatments.  If this tattoo black in color and not very dense as it appears from the pictures then you should get a good result. I hope this helps.

Thank you for your question. The key to tattoo removal is patience. The number of treatments varies by the ink and size of the tattoo. The PicoSure laser is has been developed and approved for tattoo ink removal, acne scars and any other blemishes you dislike. The PicoSure is FDA-approved and highly effective for removing regrettable tattoos and scars.  I recommend getting a in person consultation with a board-certified dermatologist.

If it's all black (no white/light ink used inside the diamond,) you should get very good results. If you space the treatments farther apart (a few months, for example,) you can likely get away with fewer treatments. I'd ask the office you're considering to show you THEIR before and after photos, with number of treatments to get the results :)

You will need anywhere from 4-10+ treatments spaced 6-8 weeks apart.  I would use a picosecond laser for removal and adjust setting during the course of treatment. Price is very region specific.  In NYC you are going to be on the higher end.  We start laser tattoo removal treatments at $150/treatment in North New Jersey

Thanks for your question and posting a picture.  Tattoo regret is very common.  Almost every tattoo can be completely removed with enough time and treatments.  The most important factor is patience.  You have to give your body time to absorb the ink.  For laser tattoo removal you have two routes.The older nanosecond or Q-Switch lasers that came out about 20 years ago.  The majority of former Q-Switch patients we see have significant hypopigmentation (ghosting) around and under their tattoo.  The Q-Switch lasers have trouble differentiating between the melanin in your skin and ink.  The technology uses heat to burn the pigment out of your skin.  In addition, we have seen patients with raised scars as if they have been branded.  Both of these condition are irreversible.  Picosecond laser came out about 3 years ago.  Every laser manufacturer has a different marketing hook to make you choose their laser.  At the end of the day, it's about the technology and experience of the clinician.  All PicoSecond lasers (like the Enlighten, PicoWay & PicoSure) fire 1000 times faster per second, using a pressure wave rather than heat to shear the ink molecules apart.  The hype of extra wavelengths does not make that much of a difference.  The 755 nm will get rid of most of the ink colors.  For red and pink ink, you would need to make sure they have 532 nm.  After using the PicoSure for almost 3 years, we have only seen pinpoint hypopigmentation in a very small number of patients usually of darker skin tones.  We cannot say it is impossible to get burned with a Picosecond laser, but it is highly unlikely.  We tell every PicoSure tattoo patient to expect at least 6 treatments, but don’t be surprised if it takes 10 to 12.  Patience is the key for our patients.  We typically see our tattoo removal patients every 8 to 12 weeks initially.  If they have more time than money, we encourage them to come every 6 months as the tattoos seem to continue to fade while they wait.Treatment prices vary by market. The cost for picosecond treatments will be higher, but you should need less than half the treatments compared to a nanosecond laser.  Ring finger tattoos are so common for us, we have a special price of $100/treatment and we just run them in between patients.  It's about 30 seconds of laser time.  Best of luck.