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SOME SPARKS ARE WORTH REMEMBERING.Some tattoos aren't.Ready to leave yours behind? 💗📩 Message ReTHINK Me to find out how...
05/11/2026

SOME SPARKS ARE WORTH REMEMBERING.

Some tattoos aren't.

Ready to leave yours behind? 💗

📩 Message ReTHINK Me to find out how we can help you say goodbye to unwanted ink.

Had your first laser session and your tattoo's STILL there? 👀Don't worry, that's normal!The laser breaks down the ink, b...
02/11/2026

Had your first laser session and your tattoo's STILL there? 👀

Don't worry, that's normal!

The laser breaks down the ink, but your body needs time to clear it away.

Some tattoos fade quickly. Others take a few sessions before you notice a difference.

And that's exactly why we don't rush treatments.

💗 Trust the process. Give it time.

Swipe through to find out why your ink might be taking its time to disappear.

📩 Ready to say goodbye to unwanted ink? Book your free consultation at rethinkme.co.uk

Whether it's an old tattoo you've outgrown, something you regret getting, or ink you want lightened for a new cover-up, ...
29/10/2026

Whether it's an old tattoo you've outgrown, something you regret getting, or ink you want lightened for a new cover-up, there's no need to wait until spring to get the ball rolling.

Start now, give your skin the time it needs, and see how much progress you can make before summer 2027. ☀️

Every tattoo is different, so we'll always be upfront about what's realistic.

📍 ReTHINK Me Laser Tattoo Removal, Loughborough

💬 Message us to book your free consultation.

🌐 www.rethinkme.co.uk

Springtime might feel a long way off, but if you've got a tattoo you want gone, October is a pretty good time to start. ...
25/10/2026

Springtime might feel a long way off, but if you've got a tattoo you want gone, October is a pretty good time to start. 👀

Shorter days, jumpers back on, and a lot less skin on show.

Autumn and winter can be ideal for laser tattoo removal, particularly as it's easier to keep treated areas covered and protected from the sun.

And there's another reason to start now.

Tattoo removal takes time.

Take a look at these photos. After just a few sessions, you can already see a noticeable difference in how much the ink has faded.

The laser breaks down the ink, but your body does the hard work of gradually clearing it away.

That's why we leave several weeks between treatments. Rushing back for another session won't necessarily speed things up.

So, whether it's an old tattoo you've outgrown, something you regret getting, or ink you want lightened for a new cover-up, there's no need to wait until spring to get the ball rolling.

Start now, give your skin the time it needs, and see how much progress you can make before summer 2027. ☀️

Every tattoo is different, so we'll always be upfront about what's realistic.

📍 ReTHINK Me Laser Tattoo Removal, Loughborough

💬 Message us to book your free consultation.

🌐 www.rethinkme.co.uk

Earlier this week I posted a video that showed frosting happening during the tattoo removal process. And whilst the fros...
22/10/2026

Earlier this week I posted a video that showed frosting happening during the tattoo removal process. And whilst the frosting itself doesn't require special treatment.

It's the laser-treated skin that needs looking after.
✅ Keep the area clean. Gently wash as directed by your practitioner and pat dry.
✅ Use a cool compress. This can help with heat and discomfort. Don't apply ice directly to the skin.
✅ Don't pick or scratch. If blisters or scabs develop, leave them alone.
✅ Avoid friction and excessive heat. Give the skin time to settle and follow your practitioner's advice about exercise, hot baths and swimming.
✅ Protect it from the sun. Keep the treated area covered while healing and use SPF 50 once the skin has healed.

If redness, swelling or pain gets worse rather than better, or there are signs of infection, seek medical advice.

18/10/2026

What is frosting during laser tattoo removal?

Frosting is the temporary white or cloudy appearance that can develop on a tattoo immediately after the laser passes over it.

It happens because the laser delivers rapid pulses of energy into the tattoo pigment. This creates tiny gas bubbles within the skin, causing that distinctive white, frosted appearance.

It's a normal reaction and usually nothing to worry about.

How long does frosting last?

Frosting usually disappears within 5–30 minutes, although it can sometimes last a little longer.
Once it fades, the tattoo may look much the same as it did before treatment. The surrounding skin may also appear red, slightly swollen or sensitive.

WANT BETTER RESULTS FROM YOUR TATTOO REMOVAL?A lot happens between appointments. 👀The laser does its job during your ses...
16/10/2026

WANT BETTER RESULTS FROM YOUR TATTOO REMOVAL?

A lot happens between appointments. 👀

The laser does its job during your session, but how you look after your skin afterwards, and the time you give your body to respond, matters too.

A few simple things can help:

1️⃣ Protect the area with SPF 50+, yes, even with British weather!
2️⃣ Keep yourself well hydrated.
3️⃣ Follow the aftercare advice you’re given.
4️⃣ Leave any scabs or blisters alone, however tempting they are to pick.
5️⃣ Give your body plenty of time between sessions. We usually recommend at least 6 to 8 weeks.
6️⃣ Keep the treated area out of direct sunlight.
7️⃣ Be patient. Tattoo removal happens gradually, and every tattoo responds differently.
8️⃣ Most importantly, have your treatment carried out by someone properly trained and qualified.

You don’t need to figure all of this out yourself either. That’s part of what I’m here for.

If there’s a tattoo you’re thinking about removing, or perhaps just fading enough for a cover-up, drop me a message and we can have a chat about it.

Free consultations available.

📱 07790 774606
📍 Loughborough, Leicestershire

THIS IS A QUESTION I DON'T SEE TALKED ABOUT MUCH ON SOCIALS...Can you have laser tattoo removal while pregnant?And it's ...
12/10/2026

THIS IS A QUESTION I DON'T SEE TALKED ABOUT MUCH ON SOCIALS...

Can you have laser tattoo removal while pregnant?

And it's definitely a question worth asking, particularly if you've already started your removal journey and then discover you're pregnant.

At Rethink Me, the sensible approach is to pause treatment during pregnancy and pick things back up afterwards.

There isn't good clinical evidence establishing the safety of cosmetic laser tattoo removal during pregnancy. UK laser guidance therefore advises caution, and hormonal changes during pregnancy can also alter how the skin responds to laser treatment.

HERE'S WHAT YOU REALLY WANT TO KNOW...

Pausing won't undo the progress you've already made.

In fact, your body continues clearing fragmented ink between appointments anyway, tattoo removal isn't dependent on having sessions continuously.

NHS guidance describes the body clearing those fragments over the weeks following treatment.

So if you become pregnant during a course of tattoo removal, don't worry about losing your progress.

Enjoy this chapter, give your body the time it needs, and we can reassess when you're ready to continue.

Already having treatment with us and discovered you're pregnant? Just let us know and we'll talk you through the next steps.

📍 Loughborough
🌐 rethinkme.co.uk

09/10/2026

Does shading disappear faster during tattoo removal?

Often, yes.

Shaded areas usually contain less densely packed ink than heavy outlines, which means they can sometimes fade noticeably faster.

So don't be surprised if, during your removal journey, the shading starts disappearing while the outline is still hanging around.

That's completely normal, different parts of the same tattoo can respond at different rates.

Thinking about removing yours?
📍 Loughborough
🌐 rethinkme.co.uk

NB: For transparency... AI video used to visually represent the removal of shading on tattoos, it doesn't happen this quickly in real life! Incase you were wondering 😆

Often, yes. Shaded areas can fade faster than the heavier outlines of a tattoo.And this photo is a really good example o...
05/10/2026

Often, yes. Shaded areas can fade faster than the heavier outlines of a tattoo.

And this photo is a really good example of what that can look like.

Shading is usually created using less densely packed ink. So when we treat the tattoo with the laser, there can be less pigment for the body to clear.

You'll often start to see those softer shaded areas disappearing first.

The heavier outlines? They can hang around for longer because there's usually more ink packed into the skin.

So don't be surprised if, partway through your tattoo removal journey, your tattoo starts looking a little uneven. The shading may have almost disappeared while the outline is still clearly visible.

That's completely normal.

We simply continue working on the more stubborn areas as the treatment progresses.

Every tattoo is different, which is exactly why it's difficult to answer "How many sessions will mine take?" without assessing the tattoo first.

Want an idea of what your tattoo removal journey might look like?

Book a free consultation with Rethink Me.
📍 Loughborough
🌐 rethinkme.co.uk

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64 Ashby Road/Operating From Salena Jo's Salon
Loughborough
LE113AE

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Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
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Saturday 1pm - 9pm
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