LASER REMOVAL
Unwanted or outdated permanent makeup or body tattoo can be safely and effectively treated using advanced laser technology. This method allows for controlled and precise removal or lightening of pigment in the brows, eyeliner, or lips, making it ideal for correcting previous work, softening shape, or achieving full removal if required.
Why Laser Removal May Be Needed Before New Treatment?
In some cases, laser removal is recommended or required before new pigment can be applied. This is often due to pigment build-up in the skin over time, which can lead to over-saturation and prevent new colour from healing evenly. Other reasons may include incorrect shape or placement, pigment that has healed too dark or become discoloured, or microblading that has been implanted too deeply, resulting in blurring or scarring.
By lightening or removing previous work first, we can create a cleaner, more balanced base. This allows for improved healed results, more accurate colour retention, and a more refined overall outcome.
Following laser treatment, it is normal for some pigment to remain within the skin. These are typically tiny fragmented particles that the body’s lymphatic system continues to process and eliminate over time. In some cases, a faint shadow or warm undertone may still be visible. This can vary depending on the pigments originally used and whether any colour correction work has been carried out previously.
Laser is most effective on darker pigments such as black and deep browns. Lighter tones, including yellow and orange, may be more resistant due to how different wavelengths interact with the pigment, and can sometimes leave behind residual colour. This will often fade gradually over time, or can be further addressed with additional treatments such as solution removal or corrective PMU if required.
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