Whether you’re unhappy with a past treatment or simply want a change, our cover-up and removal services provide the solution. Using advanced techniques, we can safely lighten, cover, or completely remove unwanted permanent makeup, giving you a fresh canvas. Reclaim your look—contact us for a free consultation and find out how we can help.
Permanent Makeup & Microblading Removal
Permanent Makeup Correction
Restore your confidence with permanent makeup correction, designed to fix uneven, faded, or outdated work. This service offers precise adjustments to improve shape, color, and overall appearance, ensuring your makeup looks fresh and flawless. Don’t settle for less—enhance your look with professional correction. Book a free consultation today to explore your options.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is permanent makeup correction and removal?
Permanent makeup correction involves adjusting or improving existing permanent makeup, while removal uses techniques such as laser treatments to lighten or remove unwanted pigment.
How long does it take to correct or remove permanent makeup?
The duration varies based on the extent of correction or removal needed. Multiple sessions may be required, and a consultation with a technician can provide a more accurate timeline.
Is the correction or removal process painful?
The process may involve some discomfort, but numbing agents are typically used to minimize pain. Sensitivity levels can vary based on the treatment area and individual pain tolerance.
What should I do to prepare for a correction or removal appointment?
Follow any specific instructions provided by your technician, which may include avoiding certain medications and keeping the skin healthy before the procedure.
What is the aftercare process for correction or removal?
Aftercare involves keeping the treated area clean and dry, avoiding sun exposure, and refraining from picking or scratching the skin. Following specific aftercare instructions is crucial for optimal healing.
Can all permanent makeup be corrected or removed?
While many cases of permanent makeup can be corrected or removed, the success depends on factors such as the depth and type of pigment used. A consultation with a technician can determine the best approach.
