Saline tattoo removal

Changing the tattoo colour or adding more tattoo pigment usually fixes minor problems, but in some cases, the only option may be to remove the unwanted pigment entirely.

Removing permanent tattoos can be complicated, similar to traditional ones, but several methods are available for clients unhappy with their permanent makeup. Standard tattoo removal methods include topical treatments, laser tattoo removal procedures, dermabrasion, and saline removal.

Saline tattoo removal is a painless procedure with a quick recovery time. It offers excellent results and a fast, natural healing process.

Before making an appointment/consultation, please ensure that you do not have any health conditions that may interfere with removing a cosmetic tattoo with saline, such as:

• pregnancy;
• breastfeeding (treatment is possible, but anaesthesia is not);
• if you have keloids or a tendency to keloids, birthmarks or moles;
• patients suffering from diabetes mellitus, glaucoma, blood pressure issues and, in general, any disease that may interfere with the healing process;
• people prone to hyperpigmentation;
• people taking medication or suffering from diseases that compromise the immune system;
• severe medical conditions such as cancer, epilepsy and autoimmune diseases (doctor’s note required);
• circulatory disorders (doctor’s note required);
• any blood clotting disorder (doctor’s advice required);
• taking anticoagulants (stop seven days before appointment);
• taking antibiotics (wait two weeks);
• taking Accutane or other potent retinoids (wait up to 6 months after treatment);
• you have symptoms of skin disease or irritation in this area;
• you have recently had Botox or Dysport treatment (wait 15 to 30 days);
• you have capillary damage in the treated area;
• if you have had a sunburn (avoid sun exposure for one week before the procedure),
• hair removal (wait seven days);
• after a chemical peel (wait 30 days);
• you must be over 18 years of age.

The specialist uses a permanent makeup machine and needle module to inject a lightening saline solution into the skin’s top layer above the current pigment.
The treatment is designed to remove the pigment from the skin. After the saline removal procedure, the area usually forms a crust and heals.

Because of the active components in the brightening solution, the pigment particles will gradually diminish over several weeks following the saline tattoo removal procedure.

Once the skin has healed, the client can undergo another saline tattoo removal session and repeat the procedure until all cosmetic tattoo pigment has been removed.

Once the desired result has been achieved, the client can have another permanent makeup session on the treated area.

The number of sessions required depends on the pigment saturation, the degree of inlay and the amount that needs to be removed to achieve the desired result. In many cases, it is necessary to lighten/remove only a certain percentage of the density, after which we can continue the correction process with colour correction.

A few sessions of saline tattoo removal may be required to significantly lighten the tattoo. After a free consultation, you can predict the effectiveness of the safe process for each individual.

More and more masters offer saline solution removal, which is considered less invasive than laser.

Some whitening solutions use natural ingredients, which clients prefer to avoid harsh chemicals or lasers on their skin, especially in sensitive areas such as around the eyes.

This approach is often more cost-effective for the client and the specialist as they can use their existing equipment (rotary PMU machine and sterile disposable needles) rather than invest in expensive new tools or cosmetic products.

Saline removal removes all ink pigments and colour without affecting hair growth in the treated area, making it safe for all skin types. Depending on the pigment being targeted, other methods may be less effective or cause discolouration.