Eyebrow tattoo removal

• A new one is placed over the previous tattoo, which is of poor quality.
  A remover is a unique product that eliminates tattoo pigment particles from the skin. It is not recommended as it can cause a risk of scarring, especially on sensitive skin;
• The safest way to remove unwanted tattoos is a laser. The laser process warms and disintegrates the pigment within the skin, which is then naturally removed from the body through the lymphatic system. This tattoo removal method is painless, does not require anesthesia, does not harm the skin, and has a quick recovery time.
• You can see the results after the first session. Laser tattoo removal requires less time than tattoo removal with remover because the pigment is closer to the skin’s surface.

• A wish to change the colour of the pigment that has been applied;
• Blurring or gaps may occur following the application of existing permanent makeup;
• Unsuccessful attempt to permanently apply cosmetics on the lips, eyes, and eyelids.
• Coloured eyebrows are losing colour.

Laser tattoo removal is considered the safest method of reducing failed permanent tattoos. There are no visible marks after treatment, as the laser targets the ink without the skin damage.

The laser works at different wavelengths, ranging from 532nm to 1064nm. The specialist adjusts the laser settings based on the individual’s skin type and the colour of the tattoo ink. Generally, lighter pigments are more responsive to treatment, making it easier to remove newer tattoos.

• There is minimal discomfort. Patients can undergo the procedure without anesthesia, even those with a low tolerance for pain.
• Effectiveness. Laser technology can eliminate tattoos regardless of the depth of the pigment, leaving no visible trace behind.
• The laser only targets the pigment and does not harm the skin, leaving no traces or scars behind.
• Safety is ensured during the procedure as only the laser comes into contact with the skin, eliminating the possibility of infection.

Before removing permanent makeup, it is essential to consult with a specialist to determine the treatment area and any potential contraindications. The process is quick and comfortable, typically not requiring anesthesia.

The session starts with cleansing and treating the skin. The specialist then places protective goggles over the patient’s eyes (to remove permanent eyelid makeup, they use eyeshield and special protective plates). Following this, the specialist moves on to laser tattoo removal treatment of the tattooed region.

The duration of the procedure depends on the area of permanent makeup and the depth of pigment penetration; generally, it lasts 10 to 15 minutes. After that, the doctor removes protective goggles, treats the skin with antiseptic and antibacterial cream, and gives aftercare instructions on how to take care of it until the next session so that the result is noticeable faster.

Laser tattoo removal is not recommended in the following cases:

• Oncology;
• skin diseases;
• pregnancy and breastfeeding;
• fresh tan;
• epilepsy;
• cardiovascular disease;
• diabetes mellitus;
• scarring in the tattoo area;
• hormonal disruption.

The duration of the cosmetic tattoo removal process depends on many factors:

• The client’s skin type;
• metabolic rate;
• the depth of pigment injection;
• the age and quality of the tattoo;
• quality of the dye;
• pigment colour.

Procedures are usually carried out every 1.5 to 2 months. You can repeat the laser only after a complete healing period. It may take half a year or more for eyebrow tattooing to heal. The results of the first 3-4 treatments will determine how many sessions are needed.

Immediately after having a laser tattoo removal session, you may notice some redness and slight bruising on the skin. The wounds heal quickly without leaving scars. To accelerate the healing process, it is crucial to adhere to the recommendations provided by your cosmetic tattoo removal expert.

• do not touch the eyebrows with your hands;
• skin treatments with chlorhexidine;
• do not remove the formed crusts;
• for two weeks, do not visit the sauna and do not tan;
• do not wet your eyebrows after tattoo removal for a couple of days;
• Apply sunscreen to the skin for a month to prevent the appearance of pigment spots.

The first result of laser tattoo removal is visible immediately after the procedure: the colour becomes much lighter and paler. After a few hours, the colour will darken as expected. The dye will lighten when exposed to high temperatures and then darken again as it cools. However, the body gradually eliminates the broken-down pigment so that it disappears permanently.

You may also feel swelling, puffiness and redness, especially in the eyelid area, for a day after the cosmetic tattoo laser removal. These effects are expected and usually disappear within one to two days. To speed up this process, use a regenerating antibacterial cream.

In some cases, several sessions at 1 to 1.5 months are required to remove permanent makeup altogether.

Why girls want to remove permanent makeup:

• the effect does not meet expectations;
• incorrectly matched pigment colour;
• do not like the shape of the eyebrows;
• no desire to do regular correction.

In all these cases, we do not always recommend tattoo removal methods. Sometimes, correcting defects by overlapping the old pattern with new strokes and giving the eyebrows the desired curve and shade is easier. It is easier to remove a fresh tattoo than a long-standing one for the following reasons:

• the dye is injected into the superficial layers of the skin;
• modern pigment without correction fades and does not go into red or blue shades, so it is easy to remove.

So, what are the consequences faced by brave girls who dare to remove tattoos at home:

• getting an unpredictable shade;
• formation of gaps in the pigment;
• Injuring the eyebrows;
• allergic reactions;
• burns and even scars.

Take care of yourself—trust the professionals! Masters know the best way to remove eyebrow tattooing without a trace and without damaging the skin.