Cover up that old, embarrassing tattoo with a visit to our clinic.
If you have a once-beloved tattoo that you are less than enchanted with now, you may have tried everything from expensive cosmetic products to simply wearing clothing to constantly cover up the area to divert focus from it. If you are ready for a permanent solution, at Lily Handt health + beauty, come to our clinic to find out more about our tattoo coverup solutions.
We use certain equipment accompanied by two specific medicated solutions from Germany, which work together to draw the pigment in the tattoo to the surface of the skin. This method gradually breaks up the pigment in the skin and over time can be removed. The length of the treatments and the number of treatments required for full tattoo coverup depend on the size of the tattoo, the pigment that was originally used in the skin, and how deep the tattoo actually is in the skin. During your initial consultation, we can assess your tattoo and give you our recommendations for covering it up and the number of treatments needed to minimize its appearance.
We are known throughout the Winston-Salem, North Carolina area not only for our unique approaches to cosmetic services, but also for our exceptional service. Every guest who visits our spa-like clinic receives unparalleled attention and a customized plan to help them achieve their goals. We are committed to helping everyone who visits us look and feel their best, and tattoo coverup can be part of that process for you!
Instead of being constantly embarrassed by an old tattoo, visit us at Lily Handt health + beauty for coverup solutions that get amazing results. To schedule your next appointment or to find out more about our lineup of services, reach out to us today.
At Lily Handt health + beauty, we offer tattoo coverup treatments to those from Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point, Charlotte, Raleigh, Burlington, Concord, Mooresville, Salisbury, Statesville, Chapel Hill, Fayetteville, Asheboro, and Durham, North Carolina and throughout North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia.