Tattoo removal,
up the road from Plymouth.

From downtown Plymouth, the clinic is a straight run up Newburgh Road — one room in north Livonia where removal is the only service, run by the same person on every visit. No rotating staff, no waiting room churn, and appointments that start when they are supposed to.

Small tattoos are a Plymouth specialty for a reason: names, script, and the piece from years ago that no longer fits. Priced by the ink they actually contain, most small pieces run $99 to $148 a treatment — and teardrops, small dot clusters and rings are a flat $49.

Getting here from Plymouth

Take Newburgh Road north to just past Six Mile, or Sheldon to Five Mile and across. About fifteen minutes from downtown Plymouth, with free parking directly outside the door.

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

Discreet by architecture, not by promise

A one-room clinic is private by construction: the person who takes your call is the person who treats you, and nobody else is in the building. An amateur or homemade piece can clear in two to five treatments; professional work takes longer, and you get a realistic count — not a sales pitch — at the free consultation.

Sessions are quick enough to fit inside a lunch hour from anywhere in Plymouth, and the aftercare amounts to keeping the skin dry, covered from sun, and left alone.

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.