Removery Columbus GA
Laser Technology
Picoway
Cooling
Zimmer Cryo
HOW MUCH IS TATTOO REMOVAL
At Removery in Columbus, tattoo removal costs typically range from $221 to $743 per session, while a 3-session package costs $848. Final pricing varies with your tattoo's size, ink colors, location and density, and your skin type.
Extra Small (Under 1 sq in)
$221/session
Small (Under 4 sq in)
$328/session
Medium (Under 9 sq in)
$428/session
Large (Under 16 sq in)
$550/session
Extra Large (17 - 25 sq in)
$650/session
XX Large (25 - 88 sq in)
$743/session
Refund Policy
Removery packages and services are non-refundable unless their medical director determines you can no longer safely receive treatments. When this happens, you will be refunded only for unused sessions at the discounted package rate, minus a fee of up to $100. The refund is processed within 45 days via your original payment method.
No-Show Policy
Missing an appointment or modifying it without at least 24 hours' notice results in a $50 late fee. Removery keeps a valid debit or credit card on file and will charge the fee to that card or add it to your balance due at your next visit.
Financing Options
Removery says everyone gets approved for a payment plan, no matter your credit score. Their financing program, called Removery Choice, works with several different lenders to find you a monthly payment that fits your budget. You can pay it off in monthly installments, in one lump sum later, or a mix of both.
Medical Director
Dr. Joshua Weitz
Dr. Joshua Weitz is a triple board-certified physician with over 15 years of experience, specialized in internal medicine, allergy and immunology, and anti-aging and regenerative medicine. He holds a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo and completed fellowships in Allergy/Immunology and Rheumatology at the University of Rochester Medical Center.
Location
Removery Columbus GA Reviews
This clinic has 209 Google reviews. View on Google
Removery in Columbus North, Ohio has a team described as friendly, professional, and good at making clients comfortable. One technician is praised specifically for being passionate, knowledgeable, and effective; another is praised for being helpful and warm.
Results are visible and building well. A single negative review stands out significantly: it describes one specific laser technician as awful, with an awkward manner that makes appointments uncomfortable and poor technique.
Other reviews praise the same technician positively. This divergence appears to reflect strongly differing experiences with the same person rather than a consistent clinic-wide pattern.