Tattoo Removal Clinic in New Lenox IL Opens Its Doors To Remove Unwanted Ink

Dec 4, 2017

Dr. Middleton-Orlandi, owner of The Missing Ink Laser Tattoo Removal has obtained industry-leading laser technology, capable of removing unwanted tattoos of any shape, size, and color, and is now accepting new clients into her practice.

New Lenox, United States - December 4, 2017 /PressCable/ —

NEW LENOX, IL — A new tattoo removal clinic in the New Lenox, IL area outside of Chicago known as The Missing Ink Laser Tattoo Removal , has recently opened for business and is now accepting clients and conducting free consultations.

The Missing Ink, a laser tattoo removal clinic in the Chicago area, is excited to announce the opening of their new tattoo removal clinic in Naperville, Illinois. The Missing Ink was founded by Dr. Middleton-Orlandi, a highly-trained board certified physician with an expertise in Aesthetic Medicine. Dr. Middleton-Orlandi is proud to provide hands-on treatment to each of her clients and directly supervises her trained medical staff to ensure her clients reach their tattoo removal goals and experience complete satisfaction. 

The Missing Ink uses the most sophisticated laser technology to remove unwanted tattoos; the Quanta Q-Switch Laser, which is the only laser on the market that uses three true laser wavelengths to treat a wide spectrum of tattoo colors in a way that’s safe, effective, and comfortable for the patient. The Missing Ink also employs the Zimmer integrated cooling system, which blows extremely cold air onto the area that is being treated to maximize the comfort of the patient while minimizing any possible side effects. The Zimmer system won the Editor’s Choice Award for Best Stand Alone Epidermal Cooling Device from Aesthetic Trends and Technologies. 

Dr. Middleton-Orlandi has been in the medical field for nearly twenty years. She has a passion for women’s health and the treatment of age-related diseases. She has additional training in laser tattoo removal, laser hair removal, hair restoration, as well as other cosmetic procedures. 

When asked about the opening of her new clinic, Dr. Middleton had this to say, “I am passionate about transforming lives to help maintain inner and outer health and beauty. I treat my clients like family and provide individualized service and give each of my patient’s wellness for the whole skin and body.”

Those seeking Laser Tattoo Removal services or anyone who would like to learn more about The Missing Ink and Laser Tattoo Removal are invited to read more by visiting https://themissinginktattooremoval.com/.

Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Kimberly Middleton-Orlandi
Organization: The Missing Ink Laser Tattoo Removal
Address: 1938 E Lincoln Hwy Suite 207B, New Lenox, IL 60451, United States
Phone: +1-815-463-9336

For more information, please visit https://themissinginktattooremoval.com/

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