El Paso Tattoo Removal

Customers describe mixed experiences at this clinic, with some praising the friendly atmosphere while others express frustration with results and service issues. The staff receives positive feedback for being welcoming and professional, though some customers report significant problems with administrative processes and treatment outcomes. Dr. Williams is mentioned as the primary physician, with customers describing him as having excellent bedside manner and being very responsive to client needs. He's noted for returning phone calls quickly and making schedule adjustments to accommodate clients. Customers describe interactions with him as comfortable and friendly, like talking to a long-time friend rather than just a doctor. The front desk staff receives generally positive feedback for being friendly and helpful. However, significant payment processing issues have occurred, with one customer experiencing multiple unauthorized charges that took weeks to resolve. While some customers report quick service with minimal wait times, others describe administrative problems that affected their treatment time. The clinic has multiple locations, with staff from newer locations reaching out to address customer concerns, though follow-up communication appears inconsistent. Customers report limited results after multiple sessions, with tattoos appearing faded but far from completely removed. One customer saw minimal progress after seven sessions, while another experienced little difference after six treatments. Some customers have found better results with alternative procedures at plastic surgery offices, achieving more dramatic results in fewer sessions. The clinic's approach appears to require numerous treatments with gradual fading rather than significant removal. Customers consistently describe the pricing as expensive, particularly given the limited results achieved. The clinic appears to operate on a package system, with customers being asked to purchase additional sessions after completing initial treatments. Multiple customers express dissatisfaction with the cost-to-results ratio, feeling the high prices aren't justified by the outcomes they experienced.