Tattoo removal,
15 minutes from Farmington Hills.

Farmington Hills has no shortage of medspas, and several of them list tattoo removal somewhere below the facials. Ink Blasters is the opposite arrangement: a one-room clinic in north Livonia where removal is the only thing done, a few minutes from the Farmington Hills border.

The price works differently here too. Most places measure a rectangle around your tattoo and charge for the bare skin inside it. We measure the ink on a grid — $99 for the first square inch of actual ink, per treatment, and the consultation that measures it is free.

Getting here from Farmington Hills

Head south on Farmington or Merriman to Eight Mile and drop down to Pembroke at Newburgh, or take I-275 south to Six Mile and go east. Fifteen minutes from most of the city, with free parking at the door.

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

Worth the short drive past the medspas

The machine matters more than the mileage. The clinic runs a DEKA Toro with all three wavelengths removal needs — including the 785 nm picosecond for the blues and greens that single-wavelength machines leave behind. People who started a removal at a medspa and stalled are a regular part of the appointment book.

Treatments are five to eight weeks apart and rarely take thirty minutes door to door, so this is not a commitment to a commute — it is an occasional short drive, with photographed results at the end of it.

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.