The development of the Laserase Network in 1992 was the direct result of work carried out initially by Dr Colin Wright and subsequently in a joint partnership with Dr David Russell; two full-time National Health Service General Practitioners with surgeries in the North of England.Whilst working as a Clinical Assistant in Plastic Surgery in Bradford, Dr Wright observed that there was a tremendous demand for tattoo removal not, in any way, being met by established surgical techniques.During extensive research into alternative methods of tattoo removal, Dr Wright became aware of the work being undertaken with lasers and, in particular, the superior results being achieved with the Q-Switched Ruby Laser. However access to both the lasers and the necessary expertise were severely limited and patients seeking a safe, effective, scar-free method of tattoo removal were faced with multiple journeys to either Glasgow or London.
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The Laserase name is, unfortunately, used by a variety of clinics outside England, Wales and Scotland but it must be stressed that these have nothing whatsoever to do with the Laserase Network which prides itself on an extremely caring approach to what are very sensitive problems.The members of the Laserase Network keep in contact on a regular basis and meet on, at least, one to two occasions per year at National Laserase Conferences where all aspects of laser medicine are discussed to ensure that each centre remains at the forefront with regards to the latest in laser technology.
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