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Tiara Sanderson of Rocklin has an initial consultation before undergoing laser treatment to remove a hand tattoo at First United Methodist Church in West Roseville. "I got it when I was really young and it was a dumb idea so I wanted to get rid of it," she said.

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RN Sandy Singh with Ink Off Me applies an ice pack to Tiara Sanderson's hand after undergoing a laser tattoo removal session at a mobile clinic held at the First United Methodist Church in West Roseville.

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RN Anni Benson with Ink Off Me works on a laser tattoo removal session on client Graham Sargent of Elk Grove at a mobile clinic held at the First United Methodist Church in West Roseville.

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Graham Sargent of Elk Grove gets undergoes a laser tattoo removal session at a mobile clinic held at the First United Methodist Church in West Roseville.

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A client undergoes a laser tattoo removal session at a mobile clinic put on by Ink Off Me and hosted by Victory Outreach Church in West Roseville. Depending on the tattoo size, the type ink that was used, and where it's located, several sessions may be required to "erase" a tattoo.

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Graham Sargent of Elk Grove underwent a quick yet painful laser tattoo removal session at a mobile clinic hosted by Victory Outreach Church in Roseville. "I have some tattoos that I'm not exactly fond of and I'd like to get removed," he said. "Because they're some old tattoos that I got when I was younger that I don't really care for and the quality of work wasn't that great."

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Barbra Torres of Sacramento poses for a "before" photo before undergoing a laser tattoo removal session at a mobile clinic put on by Ink Off Me and hosted by Victory Outreach Church in West Roseville.

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Crystal Quesava of Elk Grove undergoes a laser tattoo removal treatment at a mobile clinic put on by Ink Off Me and hosted by Victory Outreach Church in West Roseville.