A TATTOO model looks unrecognisable after opting to have her 12-year-old stomach tattoos lasered.

Brit Baylis, from Australia, was first inked at the age of 15 before flaunting her body art collection on camera.

But now the 27-year-old has made the tough decision to get her fully tatted tum lasered after growing unhappy with the design quality.

Sharing her journey via a series of videos on TikTok, she revealed the nature of the expensive treatment.

In one video, she can be seen led down as a tattoo removal expert holds a device and lasered off the intricate designs on her stomach.

The inkings, which included patterns of flowers and a face of a woman, started to disappear as the laser was applied across her torso.

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Brit explained: “During my removal I did seven sessions with six week intervals. So satisfying.

“I removed them because I got them when I was young and now unhappy with the quality.”

However, she chose to not to rule out the possibility of having an inked body again in the future as she conceded that she plans to get a replacement  “cover up” tattoo on her front.

Users rushed to the comments to support Brit's decision to remove the tatts with one writing: “You look great, always do what makes you happy.”

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Another user added: “Good idea, I’d love to start all over again.”

While a third person voiced: “I’m planning to do the same with my arm tattoos. I hate them and it just reminds me of a low point in my life. Glad you’re doing what you’re douing.”

However, others were no supportive of Brit’s decision to get her inking’s removed – noting the huge cost involved in the treatment.

One user said: “Sad but you do you,” as a second exclaimed: “Also removing thousands of dollars.”

Another criticised: “When you grandma tells you that those tattoos are permanent but you didn’t believe her till now kinda vibes.

Brit replied: “Why is everyone so pressed about what I do with MY body and MY money.”

Her story come just one month after former Nickelodeon star Amanda Bynes revealed that she was to remove her face tattoo.

The silent short video came after she filed to end her conservatorship started in 2013.

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The Sun previously outlined methods to get rid of unwanted tattoos and the means to get it done safely.

Generally experts advice that methods which target the skin itself are best left alone.

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