Andrea has been amazing. I just finished my 5th (maybe final) treatment last week on a back piece…read morethat was about 11" x 11" in size. This is my second removal - the other from a different place and Untattoo Parlor exceeded my last experience tenfold. I really appreciate they way Andrea help me understand ever part of the procedure both during and around aftercare between sessions. The discomfort was actually quite minimal given what is involved and having the area itch for a few days afterward was really the worst of it. Really can't say enough good things about them.

I'm honestly still processing what happened to me here. Let's just say Aimee Aplin seemed far more…read moreinterested in my body than actually doing her job. She looked up my dress while I was lying on the table. I had my legs crossed, hands in my lap, and everything. Oh, and the way she kept checking out my chest? Subtlety is clearly not her strong suit. As for the actual treatment, I got home and realized the lasers barely touched the shaded part of my tattoo (on my neck). I guess attention to detail is optional? She's a nurse, so you'd assume she knows what she's doing. But after she hit a nerve and I let her know I was in pain, stopping didn't seem to be a priority for her. When she pulled the needle out, my shoulder twitched in pain, and then she kept tapping the same area half a dozen more times, making my shoulder twitch over and over, as if she was checking to see if I'd do it again. On both of my visits, she "missed" the same spot with the lidocaine, and when I was obviously in pain, she just kept going, even though on the first session, she said she would stop and put in more lidocaine if that happened. She didn't bother to make that same offer the second time. I also had to ask her to put tape over the plastic wrap, which she didn't do the first time either. She basically said, oh, it's going to fall down and it's up to you to figure it out. Aimee, if you're unhappy, maybe try a spa day instead of taking it out on your patients, especially the ones paying your bills. Trans people, I can't say this enough: save your money. Honestly, women in general might want to think twice, since she went out of her way to share her insecurities about getting older. She acted out of jealousy toward me being young, so I'd bet I'm not the only one who got that special treatment.

Excellent care and service for Laser tattoo removal. Clean environment, quality staff. Professional…read moregrade equipment. Top notch!

UPDATE: May 2025- Went back to Cascades for continued treatment on 3 tattoos, 2 almost GONE, this…read moretime with microneedling prior to lasering to try and directly address very old stuck ink. Corey was so friendly/kind, thorough in explaining her treatment plan! I'm so hopeful my removal journey is coming to an end soon! Thank you, Forrest and Corey!

I hate to leave bad reviews, but I don't want someone else to have the experience I have had…read more I had a facial on 10/9. I explained to Houda that I have dry, sensitive skin and am on tretinoin, which further sensitizes skin. Certain ingredients don't mix well with tretinoin and if you're doing a peel, micro needling, etc you have to stop tret use for several days leading up to treatment. During my facial, she applied a salicylic acid mask that immediately burned my skin, to the point that my eyes were watering and it was unbearable to leave on longer than about a minute or two. By the time I got home, my skin was bright red, like a bad sunburn. By 10/11, my skin was peeling off in chunks. I emailed Houda and she replied some dryness and tightness is normal. I am now 4 days out and my entire face is still peeling in large pieces. If I was there for peel, that'd be ok, but I just went for a facial and had no intention of getting a peel and it was never discussed. Houda's response to my concerns has felt a bit dismissive and told me this is a normal reaction. If that's the case, I wish the communication had been better- I had no idea she was going to use a product that'd cause my face to peel intensely for days on end. After looking into the product used, it is not intended to cause peeling. It seems like this product shouldn't have been used on sensitive skin or on a client using tretinoin. The manufacturer of the product advised me to see a doctor regarding this reaction. Based on other reviews I know Houda can do great work, unfortunately I don't think this is a good option for people with sensitive skin looking for a facial.

I had a few cherry angioma's on my torso (that is not me in the photo). They're harmless (found…read moremostly on fair skinned people) but weird (for lack of a better word). Houda, the proprietor, zapped them in a matter of a few minutes and they are now completely gone. Houda also does tattoo removal - for people who lacked the good judgement not to get dolphins and Garfield that Cat tatted to their ankles back in the 80's. The salon is gorgeous and she works Tuesday - Saturday: 10 am - 6:30 pm and her prices are lower than other salons that I'd checked out. If you want to get rid of some cherry moles or ridiculous tattoos (that your mother warned you not to get), give her a call.

I received 6 rounds of laser on my face and chest from these people two years ago. All the hair on…read moremy face is still there. Moreover, they used an excessive amount of force when pressing the laser against my skin. At the time, I was ignorant of the process and did not know this was not how laser worked. I believe this was deliberate sexual assault. When I spoke about this to my plastic surgeon, he seemed to think that perhaps these people did not know how to use the laser. Paul has responded saying that I did not complain at the time. This is a deliberate falsehood. I complained that he used too much force, then I complained that his wife used too much force, and eventually I gave up and allowed neither one of them near my breasts so they could not harm me that way anymore. Paul has also said I was abrasive, directly contradicting his remark that there were no complaints. Finally, Paul claims that more than 6 rounds of laser should be necessary for full reduction -- however, the laser did not remove a single hair.

I drove an hour to have Paul give me a fibroblast treatment on my upper and lower lids. Soooo worth…read moreit! I was impressed by everything, especially the precision it took to do this treatment around my eyes so thoroughly. My right eye had been numbing for a while, so I couldn't feel much at all. Left eye wasn't numbed enough, so that kinda hurt, but still totally worth it. The results are so awesome! I can finally do my eye makeup like I used to!

if you qualify, this is an amazing place to go to to get your tattoos lasered off…read more I pay $50 a session and they zap the tattoo on my foot and my ribs in a session. Initially, I was going back every 6 weeks, but now I'm waiting longer (the longer u wait, the more the ink falls out). I have been going since 11/17/2014 and the results are amazing. I never thought they'd actually disappear, but the one on my ribs is fading quickly. I had around 9 sessions on each tattoo It hurts, as expected. It feels like hot grease splattering but they have a tube that shoots cold air at the site and it makes it feel so much better. They are so nice and helpful.

Really like this place. The price very reasonable and the staff are always super nice. I don't like…read morecoming here because it always hurts but the staff seem like they care. Thanks ladies! The receptionist is so cute and nice... keep the good work guys.

I have had two appointments with Sally to remove the old micro blading from my brows. She's been…read moresuper kind, welcoming and very informative throughout the process. From our virtual consultation to our in person removal sessions, she's provided nothing short of top notch care!

They told me they could remove my finger tattoos in 8 sessions. That turned into 14 sessions and…read morethey were still not able to remove them. Chrissy was late and had to reschedule appointments after I was already there. At over two hundred and thirty dollars per session, I spent over two thousand dollars and they weren't able to remove my tattoos completely. Then the technician disappeared from the business. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY HERE. All that pain and money and still no results.

Removery Tattoo Removal Fading is an excellent place to visit. You ever had an old tattoo, young…read moreand dumb, and did something, and it just looks trashy, it's not you anymore? It was like an expression of a time period that's faded and gone by. Well, I've had that feeling, and so I decided to do something about it. And I didn't want to just get lasered anywhere, I wanted the best laser you could possibly get. I'm very well pleased with the location that I picked. I did my research. The neighborhood's nice, there's nice little shops to eat. It just feels classy. The lady's in there, know exactly what they're doing. Professionals, clean place. Left feeling amazing. I did my second visit. I'm not gonna lie, this stuff stings a little bit, but bear it and grin it, get it over with. If you would like to remove a tattoo, do it. And I totally recommend these ladies.

Made the decision to start lazer tattoo removal on a tattoo that didn't heal right and is super…read moremuddy and blown out. I'm so excited to watch the progress @removery THANK YOU! Jana, my lazer tech, in Portland is AMAZING! She's patient and explains the treatment perfectly! I've had one treatment so far and can't wait for the next one! And Paige is an absolute angel as well! Superb customer service!

Hands down this is the best tattoo removal clinic in the Portland metro area. The location is…read moregreat, easy on, easy off I-205 and they offer the best laser available in the market and very fair pricing. Stacey the owner operator is a registered nurse and her facility is beautiful and very clean. She provides you with a take home follow up cream pharmaceutically designed to fade tattoos. It's requires a prescription to purchase, this is where the nurse comes into play and she prescribes the cream. I know the cream helps, but the laser is where the real work is done to remove the ink. The treatment is not painless, but very minimal. I think I'm one maybe two treatments away from being completely tattoo free :)

Went here for the removal of stick-and-poke (homemade) tattoos from four years ago. After only one…read moresession, the tattoos have already faded so much. Within about two more visits, they should be gone. Plus, the service is much less expensive than other places.

Just finished my eyebrow touch up. I am so pleased with them. I want to thank Amie Again for the…read moreself-esteem boost and laughter.