One room, free parking outside
Tattoo removal
in Livonia, Michigan.
37645 Pembroke Ave., off Pembroke between Newburgh and Levan — about twenty minutes from downtown Detroit and ten from Livonia city centre.
Appointments outside these hours can usually be arranged — call and ask. Closed on New Year's Day, Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day, Thanksgiving and the Friday after, and Christmas.
Getting here
From I-96, exit at Newburgh Road and head north. From I-275, take Six Mile east. Parking is free, directly outside the door.
Who we see
Clients come from across the west side and beyond — Farmington Hills, Novi, Westland, Plymouth, Redford, Canton, Northville, Dearborn and Detroit itself.
No waiting room churn
It is one room with one person running it, so you are seen at your appointment time.
Flying in for treatment
People travel here for the laser, and we can arrange pick-up and drop-off at Detroit Metro. Allow around six hours between landing and your departure — the drive in, one treatment, and the run back.
What a first visit looks like
The clinic is one room at Newburgh and Pembroke, with free parking directly outside the door. There is no front desk to get past and no waiting room to sit in — you are seen at your appointment time by the person who runs the laser.
A first visit is a free consultation. Your tattoo is measured on a grid, counting only the squares the ink actually touches, and you leave with a real per-treatment price and a realistic number of treatments — not a guess. If you want to start that day, there is usually time to treat the same visit; the laser itself takes a few minutes, and time in the clinic rarely passes thirty. If you would rather think about it, that is fine too.
Bring your completed patient forms if you can, and a list of any medications and medical conditions. If the tattoo has been treated somewhere else, that history helps — finishing removals other clinics stalled on is a regular part of the work here.
Serving the west side, and all of Metro Detroit
Livonia sits where I-96 meets I-275, which is why clients come from every direction: Farmington Hills and Novi from the north, Plymouth, Northville and Canton from the west and south, Westland and Redford next door, and Dearborn and Detroit itself from the east. Treatments are five to eight weeks apart, so even a longer drive is an occasional one — and a session usually fits inside a lunch hour.