Oliver J Laser Studio

This step isn’t optional.

It shows us how your skin reacts before we go anywhere near a full treatment.

From ink response to early follicular reaction, it allows us to tailor everything properly.

Safe. Controlled. Done right from the start.

📍Patch test required
📍Consultations available

After 2 sessions of beard/neck laser this is where we’re at.

This client is 2 out of 8 sessions in, so this is NOT the final result. *It’s part of the process*

At this stage you’ll usually see:
• Patchy regrowth
• Reduced density
• Slower growth

That “patchy” look is actually a good sign. It means the follicles are being targeted and breaking down over time.

Areas like the neck and under the jaw can be more stubborn so consistency is key. With each session it evens out more and more.

If you’re dealing with ingrowns, irritation or constantly having to clean up your beard line, laser is a game changer.

📍Consultations & patch tests available

Red ink can be more stubborn when it comes to removal.

It often requires different wavelengths and can take more sessions compared to darker inks.

You may also notice a stronger skin response after treatment, this is normal and part of the process.

Every tattoo reacts differently, which is why we always patch test first.

If you’re unsure about your tattoo, feel free to message us or book a free consultation.

Tired of constantly tidying your beard line?

Laser beard shaping keeps everything sharp without the daily upkeep.

Cleaner lines | Less irritation | Longer lasting results.

Free patch tests available.

A widows peak can hold softer, uneven growth making the hairline look less defined. Laser helps refine the edges for a cleaner, sharper finish⚡️

Frosting is the white effect you see immediately after the laser hits the ink.

It happens when the pigment absorbs the laser energy and breaks down, creating a temporary reaction in the skin.

👉 It’s a good sign
👉 It shows the laser has responded to the ink
👉 It settles shortly after treatment

Not every tattoo reacts the same, but this is exactly what we’re looking for during a session.

Message us directly to book your patch test!