Professional Tattoo Removal Machine

Nu Tatouage Plus

The Nu Tatouage Plus is a professional tattoo removal machine for clinics whose core workload centres on black, dark and selected warmer pigments. Its dual-rod Q-switched Nd:YAG platform combines 1064 nm and 532 nm wavelengths with adjustable pulse energy and a clear UK support route, offering a commercially measured alternative to the capital commitment of many premium pico systems.

Finance from
£197p/mo
No deposit required

Finance is subject to status, affordability checks and lender approval. Terms may vary.

Free UK delivery Training included Certification provided Lifetime support 72-hour swap protection
Free UK delivery Training included
Nu Tatouage Plus professional tattoo removal machine
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Key Benefits

At a Glance

A Practical Tattoo Removal Machine for Everyday Clinic Work

Black and dark ink still accounts for a large share of day-to-day tattoo removal work. The Nu Tatouage Plus combines 1064 nm and 532 nm wavelengths, adjustable pulse energy and a defined UK support route. It is designed for clinics that want a professional tattoo removal machine for common commercial casework, while keeping expectations clear for more difficult pigments that may justify a different technology.

Q-switched Nd:YAG system
1064 nm and 532 nm
Two established wavelengths provide practical coverage for common dark inks and selected warmer pigments.
Low running costs
Less Than 1p Per 40 Shots
Low output costs help protect treatment margins without building expensive consumables into every appointment.
72-hour swap guarantee
72-Hour Swap Protection
Where an eligible fault cannot be resolved on site, a replacement is dispatched within three working days to reduce lost clinic time.
Lifetime support
Lifetime UK Support
You retain a clear route for operational and technical guidance after training has finished.
High pulse energy
Up to 1500 mJ
Adjustable pulse energy gives trained practitioners useful control across different tattoo densities and treatment areas.
Durable build quality
Two Laser Rods
The dual-rod design supports stronger commercial output than many basic single-rod entry systems.

Cost and Ownership

The Middle Ground Between a Basic Q-Switched Unit and a Premium Pico Purchase

Price matters, particularly when a clinic is adding tattoo removal for the first time. The lowest purchase figure can become less attractive once weak output, repeated downtime or a vague support route starts affecting appointments.

The Nu Tatouage Plus begins at £197 per month. Delivery, machine training, Core of Knowledge learning, certification and lifetime support are included. Its two laser rods, low shot cost and 72-hour swap protection address the ownership risks that tend to surface after the initial purchase.

Understand treatment pricingReview the technician pathway
£197Finance from per month
<1pPer 40 machine shots
10MGuaranteed shots per handpiece
72hrSwap protection for eligible faults

Useful Features

The Specification Matters Most When It Improves Everyday Treatment Work

Each feature below answers a practical clinic question: which inks can be targeted, how accurately can the beam be controlled and how quickly can an operator work without making the interface cumbersome?

Dual wavelength Q-switched laser
Dual Wavelength Q-Switched Output
1064 nm is commonly selected for black and darker pigments. The 532 nm wavelength provides another option for selected red and warmer colours.
Tattoo colour treatment options
Broader Than a Black-Ink-Only System
The two wavelengths broaden the practical treatment range, while consultations should still set honest expectations for difficult green, yellow and pale pigments.
Variable pulse frequency
1 to 10 Hz Frequency
Frequency can be adjusted for controlled detail work or quicker coverage of larger sections where the treatment plan allows.
High pulse energy
Up to 1500 mJ Pulse Energy
A broad adjustable range helps trained practitioners match energy delivery to the ink, spot size, skin response and treatment stage.
Colour touchscreen
8.4 Inch Colour Touchscreen
Treatment settings remain visible and accessible without turning normal setup into a complicated menu exercise.
Balanced tattoo removal handpiece
Handpiece or Footswitch Control
Operators can choose the control method that suits their posture, treatment area and preferred working rhythm.

Core Tattoo Work

Strong Coverage for the Inks Clinics See Most Often

The 1064 nm wavelength is widely used for black and darker inks. The 532 nm wavelength adds a practical route for selected red and warmer pigments. Some green, yellow and pale colours remain harder to treat with any two-wavelength Q-switched platform, so honest consultation remains important.

  • Professional, amateur and selected cosmetic tattoo pigments
  • Adjustable 1 to 6 mm spot size for larger sections and detailed areas
  • Useful for complete-removal plans and fading before a cover-up

Additional Clinic Use

Additional Treatments Require the Right Training and Cover

Selected pigmentation work and carbon peel protocols may provide additional revenue opportunities where treatment falls within your competence, insurance and local requirements. Technical capability alone is not enough. Each treatment must sit within the operator’s competence, insurance and local requirements.

  • Keep each operator trained for the specific treatment being offered
  • Confirm treatment scope with your insurer before advertising it
  • Use an appropriate cooling device such as the Cryo 6 where additional skin cooling is wanted
Nu Tatouage Plus tattoo removal treatment setup

Training and Certification

The Machine Purchase Is Only One Part of Being Ready to Treat

Training is included online or face to face at our Coventry premises. Clinic-based instruction can be discussed in some circumstances. The programme covers the machine itself, but your insurer and local authority may require additional qualifications or documentation.

Tattoo removal training options
Step 01
Choose the Training Format
Complete structured online learning or attend practical face-to-face tuition. The suitable route depends on your experience, location and team.
Laser tattoo removal course content
Step 02
Learn Assessment, Safety and Operation
Content covers laser science, skin and tattoo assessment, contraindications, patch testing, parameter selection, cleaning and maintenance.
Certificate of Training
Step 03
Receive Your Certificate
A Certificate of Training and separate Core of Knowledge learning are included. Confirm the full qualification pathway with your insurer and council before taking bookings.
Regulatory note: licensing and qualification expectations differ by location and insurer. England's wider non-surgical cosmetic licensing framework is still being progressed through legislation. Check the current position with your local authority, insurer and Laser Protection Adviser.

Full Spec Sheet

Technical Specifications

Laser type
Laser Type
Q-switched Nd:YAG
Wavelengths
1064 nm and 532 nm
Spot size
Spot Size
1 to 6 mm, adjustable
Pulse width
Pulse Width
6 nanoseconds
Pulse energy
Pulse Energy
Up to 1500 mJ
Display
Display
8.4 inch colour touchscreen
Frequency
Frequency
1 to 10 Hz, adjustable
Cooling
Air and water
Laser Rods
Dual-rod design
Guaranteed Shot Life
10 million shots per handpiece
Treatment Control
Footswitch or handpiece
Usage Tracking
Machine and handpiece shot counters

Treatment Evidence

Tattoo Fading Examples

These videos show real treatment progress supplied from Nu Tatouage Plus use. They are presented separately so buyers can inspect each example without a fast-moving carousel hiding the detail.

Client Example 01
Visible Tattoo Fading
Review the change in ink density and remember that progress depends on pigment, depth, tattoo age, immune response and treatment spacing.
Client Example 02
Progress Across a Course
Tattoo removal should be assessed as a course rather than judged from one appointment. Some clients seek full removal while others only need enough fading for a cover-up.
Client Example 03
Individual Response Varies
Skin type, aftercare, tattoo layering and the original ink formulation all affect the pace and extent of fading.
Results are not guaranteed. Every tattoo responds differently and complete clearance is not possible in every case. Consultations should explain likely limitations before a treatment course begins. Read more about tattoo removal effectiveness.

Owner Feedback

What Clinics Say After Using the Machine

The feedback includes both strong praise and constructive comments about warranty length and display visibility, giving prospective buyers a more balanced view of ownership.

5/5

We had been referring tattoo removal enquiries elsewhere for nearly two years, so bringing the service into our own clinic was a big step. The Nu Tatouage Plus has been dependable and surprisingly straightforward to operate. The handpiece is comfortable to hold and the adjustable settings give us good control when moving between smaller tattoos and larger areas. We've started seeing steady, even fading across several clients, including older professional tattoos with dense black ink. The training covered both operation and safety in proper detail which I appreciated.

MW
Megan W.
Portsmouth, UK
5/5

Only been using it for a short while but very impressed so far. Clear screen, comfortable handpiece and no faffing around before each treatment. The trainer was patient with all my questions too! Would happily reccomend it.

HP
Holly P.
Coventry, UK
5/5

We'd been offering tattoo removal with an older Q-switched machine, and to be honest, results were hit-and-miss… especially with coloured inks. I kept hearing about the Pico systems but couldn't justify the cost. The Nu Tatouage Plus was the perfect middle ground. It's affordable but still powerful enough to handle complex cases. One of my first clients had a large, colourful sleeve she regretted, and after just a few sessions, the fading was already much more even than what I was used to seeing. That moment gave me so much confidence that I could expand this part of my business. It's already paid for itself in under a year.

RD
Rowan D.
Warrington, UK
4/5

Introducing ‘The Eraser’, my personal moniker for the Nu Tatouage Plus. Having been in the industry for some time, I can vouch for its efficacy. The dual laser rods ensure effective tattoo removal, and it’s economically beneficial with its low operational cost. Dr. Ebdon’s training session was comprehensive, helping me achieve remarkable results, much to the appreciation of my clients. While a lengthier warranty would be an added bonus, it’s a minor point in the grand scheme of this machine’s offerings.

PK
Patricia K.
Glasgow, Scotland
4/5

I’m highly impressed with Nu Tatouage Plus’ efficiency and cooling system. The only minor issue I’ve encountered is that the treatment parameters on the display could be brighter for easier readability.

GT
George T.
Bristol, UK
5/5

We love our tattoo removal machine so much that we have given her a name, Tatiana! Tatiana has been a great asset to the business, and we’ve been able to start working on skin pigmentation issues too. She does way more than our old machine, only other thing we would like is for her to make the tea too!

MW
Melissa W.
Oxford, UK
5/5

The Nu Tatouage Plus allows me to remove my client’s tattoos quickly and easily. It’s also great for making age spots disappear, and some of my older clients want this service too.

TW
Terri W.
Manchester, UK
5/5

I would just like to say how impressed I am with the Nu Tatouage Plus machine. After taking the very comprehensive training course, I tried the machine on one of my boyfriend’s tats before I opened it up to paying clients. The results were brilliant, with a large amount of fading happening after just the first session. He had no pain or side effects either. I have just started using it on clients and everyone is so pleased with the results. Thank you 🙂

MS
Melissa S.
Southend, UK
5/5

Having used the Nu Tatouage for many years, upgrading to the Nu Tatouage Plus felt like a big step up. With two lasers it’s much more powerful, and therefore quicker, than its predecessor, which means I can treat more clients during the day. The interface is lovely and clear, and the handpiece feels well balanced and comfy. I’m glad I chose to go with the newer model.

JA
Jan A.
Portsmouth, UK

Questions Buyers Ask

Nu Tatouage Plus FAQs

The answers below focus on treatment limits, ownership costs, qualifications and the practical risks a cautious clinic owner should resolve before purchasing.

The Q-switched pulse delivers energy into the tattoo pigment over a very short period. Suitable ink particles absorb that energy and fragment into smaller pieces. The body then clears those fragments gradually over the weeks following treatment.

The 1064 nm wavelength is generally used for black and darker pigments. The 532 nm wavelength provides another route for selected red and warmer colours. Treatment should always be based on a consultation, patch test and an operator who is trained to select appropriate parameters.

Understand the processRead how laser tattoo removal works.

No responsible supplier should promise that. Black and dark inks usually offer the clearest match for 1064 nm. Selected red and warmer pigments may respond to 532 nm. Green, yellow, white, pale blue and mixed proprietary pigments can be harder and may require different wavelengths or technology.

The practical value of the Nu Tatouage Plus is that it covers a substantial share of normal clinic enquiries without carrying the capital cost of a premium multi-wavelength pico platform. Difficult colours should be identified during consultation so the client receives realistic advice.

A course of around 6 to 8 sessions is a useful planning range for many tattoos, but it is not a guarantee. Amateur tattoos may respond differently from dense professional work. Layered cover-ups, scar tissue, ink colour, depth, location, immune response and treatment spacing all affect the outcome.

Some clients want complete removal. Others only need enough fading for a tattoo artist to produce a cleaner cover-up. Those are different endpoints and should be priced and explained accordingly.

Pico platforms use shorter pulse durations and can provide valuable options for selected difficult pigments, depending on the wavelengths and handpieces supplied. They also sit at a much higher purchase level and can carry more expensive servicing and component exposure.

The Nu Tatouage Plus is aimed at clinics whose main workload involves common black, dark and selected warm pigments. It gives them a stronger dual-rod Q-switched system with controlled ownership costs. Clinics expecting a high volume of difficult colour cases should compare both technology routes before deciding.

Machine output costs less than 1p per 40 shots. There are no expensive cartridges attached to each treatment and each handpiece carries a guarantee of 10 million shots.

Your true treatment cost still includes practitioner time, consultation, patch testing, protective eyewear, cooling where used, premises, insurance and marketing. Low machine output cost leaves more room for those real business expenses without eroding the service margin.

That depends on local pricing and how many suitable clients the clinic can attract. An illustrative package might involve six appointments priced individually or sold as a course. Revenue should never be treated as profit because staff time, premises, insurance, lead generation and tax still need to be covered.

A sensible forecast starts with your existing enquiry volume. Model a cautious case, not a best-case launch. The machine becomes easier to justify when finance is covered by a realistic number of monthly appointments rather than an ambitious growth assumption.

Routine care includes cleaning, cooling-system checks and inspection of the optics. An annual professional service is recommended. Lifetime technical support is included so the clinic has a defined contact when questions arise.

Where an eligible fault cannot be repaired promptly, the 72-hour swap guarantee provides for a replacement to be dispatched within three working days, subject to the applicable terms. That protection matters because cancelled treatment courses can cost more than the repair itself.

There is no single answer that applies to every UK clinic. Insurers and councils can set different conditions and requirements may vary between England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Some authorities require premises registration or a special treatments licence for laser work.

Before purchasing, send your insurer the proposed machine details, training pathway and intended treatment menu. Check the premises with your local authority and ask a Laser Protection Adviser to help with local rules, risk assessment and controlled-area requirements.

Check before committingRead the tattoo removal qualification and insurance guide.

Potentially, but the room needs to operate as a proper controlled treatment environment rather than a casual domestic space. Access, ventilation, surfaces, warning signs, protective eyewear, storage, waste handling and emergency procedures may all be considered by the council, insurer or LPA.

Planning permission, mortgage or tenancy conditions and home insurance can also affect whether the business is allowed to operate from the property. Resolve these points before advertising treatments or accepting a finance agreement.

Choose online learning or practical face-to-face tuition. Training covers laser science, skin and tattoo assessment, safety, contraindications, machine operation, cleaning and routine maintenance. Core of Knowledge learning and a Certificate of Training are also included.

The included machine training does not replace any separate qualification your insurer or council requires. Share the course details with them before treatment begins so there is no uncertainty about cover.

Assess the machine against your real case mix

See the Nu Tatouage Plus
Before You Commit.

Use the demonstration to inspect pulse control, spot sizes, handpiece balance, cooling, training, support and finance terms. Bring examples of the tattoo colours you expect to treat so the discussion stays practical.

Online or Coventry showroom No-obligation guidance Case-mix questions welcomed

Choose your next step

Our team will explain where a dual-wavelength Q-switched system is a sensible fit and where a different technology may be more appropriate.

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