Tattoo removal,
worth the drive from Dearborn.

Dearborn sits on the east side of the clinic's map, and east-side clients tend to arrive with the hardest cases: professional pieces, dense color, and removals started somewhere else that stopped making progress. That pattern has a cause — most machines carry one wavelength, and the DEKA Toro here carries the three that blues, greens and reds actually need.

The price is measured, not estimated: $99 for the first square inch of ink, counted on a grid at a free consultation. On outlines and script the gap between measuring ink and measuring the rectangle around it is usually widest — which is exactly the work that makes the drive worth it.

Getting here from Dearborn

Take Ford Road or Michigan Avenue west to I-275, north to the Six Mile exit, then east to Newburgh and south to Pembroke. About twenty-five minutes; evening hours on Wednesday and Thursday make it an after-work trip.

The clinic is at 37645 Pembroke Ave., Livonia — get directions, or see hours, parking and the map.

For the pieces other clinics gave up on

“Unremovable” usually means “our machine doesn't fire that wavelength.” If a Dearborn clinic or a medspa has told you the green in your tattoo cannot be treated, that is a machine limitation, not a fact about your skin — the gallery has the counter-examples.

Treatments run five to eight weeks apart, so the distance is an occasional twenty-five minutes, not a routine. Wednesday and Thursday hours run to 7pm; book the free consultation and there is often time to start the same visit.

What it costs

The same measured pricing as every client, wherever you drive in from:

• $99 first square inch of ink per treatment, then $49 each additional up to six.
• $344 flat for tattoos between six and ten square inches; larger pieces are priced at the free consultation.
• 20% off every session for military, law enforcement, fire protection, and minors under 18.

The number that matters — yours — comes from a free consultation where the tattoo is measured on a grid. Or start with the pricing guide and photo estimator.