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Eliminare A Natural Tattoo Removal Co.

Eliminare A Natural Tattoo Removal Co.

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219A 21st St E, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, S7K 0B7, Canada
(306) 241-2221 www.eliminare.ca
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Nov 1, 2017
Was by far less painful than laser. I had absolutely no results with laser, and 2 sessions with Eliminare and my tattoo is very noticeably faded. My skin looks new but there is definitely no scarring. Very professional and knowledgeable and I would recommend to everyone!

Apr 17, 2017
Like most people, I did my research when deciding to remove my tattoo and came across Eliminare… I’m very satisfied with my experience!! Ryan is very informative, knows what he is doing, and creates a comfortable environment. There was minimal pain while removing my small wrist tattoo (felt like getting the tattoo again) and I’m glad to see it almost completely gone! In one session, he removed pretty much all of my tattoo and said it might take one more to clear everything up. Furthermore, he checked in with me every few weeks and always was willing to answer any further questions or address any concerns I had. If you are debating between laser and Eliminare, I would highly recommend checking in with Ryan first (free consultation!). Definitely cheaper and worth your money to go see him!

Oct 25, 2017
Although Ryan is a nice guy, and very personable, this procedure did nothing for me, except take a bunch of my money and leave me scarred due to the procedure. His inexperience with a tattoo machine, meant for a painful session as well; I have also had laser removal treatments, and found the laser less painful. I was very hopeful that this procedure would work, and it literally did nothing but scar me.

May 2, 2017
Less painful than laser and results have been good. Can't complain about my experience. I would recommend this place over laser.

Nov 8, 2016
Fast and minimal pain.....much quicker results

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