Nu Tatouage Plus

Tattoos are designs created by injecting coloured pigments into the dermis layer of the skin and can be produced by amateur artists, professional tattoo artists, and highly trained medical practitioners in the case of medical tattoos.

Delivered via a tattoo gun, the professional tattoos are permanent, and removing the ink can be a difficult process. Amateur tattoos, on the other hand, are often created manually using either portable machines or even sewing needles. Finally, medical or cosmetic tattoos include the tattooing of eyebrows after chemotherapy.

Often requiring several treatment sessions, the Nu Tatouage Plus laser machine breaks down the ink with the tattoo fading away with each treatment. The Nu Tatouage Plus tattoo removal machine equally removes professional tattoos, amateur tattoos, and medical or cosmetic tattoos. By directing the laser at the tattoo, using selective photo thermolysis, the pigment within the skin rapidly decomposes, without affecting the surrounding tissue, and is harmlessly flushed away to be eliminated from the body.

Removing tattoos used to be incredibly painful and left the skin damaged and often scarred. Dermabrasion, salabrasion, cryosurgery, chemicals, surgical excision, and electrosurgery were all common practices and invariably failed to remove the ink.

Transforming tattoo removal practices, Nu Tatouage Plus with its state-of-the-art laser tattoo removal technology can now permanently erase inked designs, allowing the tattooed to change their minds. Almost entirely painless with dramatically improved results, exceptional tattoo removal is available to your clients via the Nu Tatouage Plus.

Darker coloured tattoos should be treated at 1064nm, with results becoming obvious almost immediately. The tattoos first tend to appear cloudy and minute areas of colour start ‘bleeding’ out of the design.

Over the next few treatment sessions, the colour will gradually fade away, with complete removal occurring after several appointments with the Nu Tatouage Plus tattoo laser removal machine. Whilst treatments can sometimes be uncomfortable, they are rarely painful with the Nu Tatouage Plus.

Each treatment sees the ink fragments breaking down and being flushed away by the lymphatic system, leaving more fading after each salon visit.

The Nu Tatouage Plus can be paid off in less than five weeks. This is with only seven clients every six days, with each treatment costing the industry average plus VAT.

Costing less than one pence per laser shot, this laser tattoo machine will be a great addition to your salon.

All-in-one laser machines that offer various applications, such as laser hair removal and tattoo removal, may be convenient for some practitioners as they can provide multiple services to clients. However, they may not be as effective as dedicated machines for each application or viable from a business standpoint.

They also come with a higher risk as they have to perform multiple applications which in case of any malfunction or breakdown, the clinic will be forced to close down if they rely solely on one machine. Also, repairs and maintenance are more costly with some all-in-one machines as the parts that make them up are bespoke to the manufacturer. In some cases, the manufacturer goes into liquidation leaving the clients with laser machines that are sometimes beyond repairable.

On a performance level, dedicated machines that are designed specifically for one application, such as laser hair removal or tattoo removal, are often more powerful, precise, and effective than all-in-one machines. They have specific wavelength and settings that are tailored to the specific treatment, which can lead to better outcomes. Additionally, all-in-one machines are less customizable and may not be as effective for certain skin or hair types, and may not be suitable for all situations. In terms of business, having more than one laser machine offers the added benefit of being able to carry out more treatments over the same time period, so you can engage with a higher number of clients.

On average, a decent laser tattoo removal machine can cost anywhere from $20,000 to $100,000 in the United States and the UK. Some popular manufacturers and their approximate laser machine prices are:

• Quanta System: Their laser machines start from around $30,000
• Astanza: Their laser machines start from around $40,000
• Cynosure: Their laser machines start from around $50,000
• Candela: Their laser machines start from around $70,000

It's important to note that these prices are approximate and may vary depending on the specific model and configuration of the laser machine. Additionally, these are just a few examples and there are many other manufacturers available in the market. It's always advisable to do proper research and compare the features and prices before making a purchase.

British Institute of Lasers sell products only through our website. We do not feature any of our products on large e-commerce retailer websites like Amazon.

Websites like Amazon, eBay, and Ali Express offer financial incentives to owners of review websites. For example, each time a user purchases an Amazon product based on a recommendation written by a review website, the owner of the review website gets a sales commission. This is why review sites often feature product descriptions written by interest-driven affiliate marketers rather than real customers who have actually purchased and tested the product.

This means that review and comparison sites tend not to review laser machines with expertise, honesty, or integrity.

British Institute of Lasers do not and will never offer a sales commission to any third parties in exchange for reviews. By selling directly to our customers, we avoid paying a sales commission that many comparison and review websites charge, allowing us to keep our costs low.

Due to the biased and flawed approach of review websites, we encourage consumers to use caution when relying on their reviews - believing exaggerated promises and false claims can prove costly.

Based in Warwickshire, our friendly team are ready to help you with any extra information you may require and can provide genuine testimonials on our laser machines. With the opportunity to try before you buy, free training, and superb aftercare, you are free to choose any of our products for your salon with complete peace of mind.

Although inexpensive laser machines from eBay or Amazon can seem tempting, they are often too good to be true, ending up costing far more money than you save on the initial purchase. Furthermore, most of the laser machines available on Amazon and eBay are not premium professional laser hair removal machines. They are actually IPL machines intended for home use.

Many sellers on such marketplaces produce large numbers of stock from factories in China. These inferior products are built using flawed or low-quality components without considering safety regulations. This could result in a dangerous machine and an invalid insurance policy.

These machines are likely to malfunction in a short period of time. Chinese sellers rarely offer adequate customer service (if any), and reputable engineers closer to home are often reluctant to work on these poor-quality imports.

Over 70% of our repair enquiries are about laser machines bought from eBay or Amazon.

Generally speaking, purchasing a second-hand laser machine can sometimes be a good investment - but only if you use extreme caution.

Before committing to a purchase, carry out research to ensure the machine’s manufacturer is reputable, offers great customer support, and has years of experience in the industry.

Please be aware that pre-owned machines often lack any warranty cover and therefore can end up costing you large amounts of money for replacement parts and cause numerous business days lost.

A high-quality laser machine is an important investment for your business, so it’s worth choosing the best model you can.

Laser machines from China are often mass-produced using inferior or faulty laser parts. Furthermore, they are produced in unsupervised factories with no safety regulations.

Buying a Chinese machine is a gamble that most buyers often lose. When their machines break, Chinese sellers seldomly offer any customer support. This means that your purchase could potentially cost you thousands to repair, or even result in a dangerous machine that is, at the very least, uninsurable.

Choose your laser machine from a reputable, award-winning UK-based company. British Institute of Lasers allow you to try before you buy, provide free training, a watertight warranty and a friendly customer support team.