Taksim
Lapis Tattoo Taksim
İmam Adnan Street
- Address
- İstiklal Cad. İmam Adnan Sok. No: 7/A, Beyoğlu – İstanbul
- Hours
- Open daily 09:00 – 01:00
- Phone
- +90 212 252 53 28
Service
We fade the tattoo you regret, or want to replace, session by session with laser. We plan around the tattoo's age, colour, pigment density and your skin type, and tell you upfront how much will come out. Laser treatment is only available at our İmam Adnan Street studio in Taksim.
This service is only available at our Lapis Tattoo Taksim studio (İmam Adnan Street). Open daily 09:00 – 01:00.

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Process
Send a clear photo of the tattoo and tell us its size, colours and age.
At the studio we check your skin type and ink depth, then give you the number of sessions and the price.
Usually 6–8 weeks between sessions. Small tattoos fade noticeably after the first session.
Full removal or a base for a new design — we agree on the goal from the start.
For an exact price, send your idea or a photo of your existing tattoo on WhatsApp; we don't quote without seeing it.
Studios
Taksim
İmam Adnan Street
FAQ
Black ink comes out to a large extent. Colours like green, light blue and yellow are more stubborn. The tattoo's age, how deep and dense the ink is, whether it was done by an amateur or a professional, and your skin type all affect the result; amateur work usually fades more easily. For colourful, layered work, lightening it enough for a cover up can be a more realistic goal than full removal. We look at the photo and talk honestly at the first meeting — we don't make promises we can't keep.
4–8 sessions on average; dark, large and layered work can take up to 10. If your aim is to lighten before a cover up rather than remove it completely, 2–4 sessions are usually enough. The first sessions show a visible fade; the change slows down as you go — that's expected.
Usually 6–8 weeks. Your body needs time to clear the broken-down pigment through the lymphatic system; shortening the gap doesn't improve the result, it only tires the skin. We don't do a new session until the skin has fully healed. Protect the area from the sun between sessions.
It feels similar to getting a tattoo, but much shorter; most people describe it as a rubber band snapping. Afterwards there may be redness, tenderness and light scabbing for a few days. With the right settings and if the scabs are left alone, the risk of scarring is low. What really increases the risk is squeezing sessions together and going in the sun before healing is complete.