Permanent Makeup Correction

Permanent Makeup Correction

WE CANLIGHTEN YOUR PERMANENT MAKEUPREMOVE PERMANENT MAKEUP

WE CANLIGHTEN YOUR PERMANENT MAKEUPREMOVE PERMANENT MAKEUP

There are a few different ways we can help lighten your permanent makeup.

If you have had permanent makeup or somewhere else and you are unhappy with it, we may be able to correct it or lighten it.  If you are happy with the shape, but dislike the color, it is possible that a color correction may help.  If the color is too dark or you have over-saturation of color, you may benefit from removal sessions.  There are a few different ways we can help lighten your permanent makeup:

Saline permanent makeup removal- The saline removal process is almost identical to the permanent makeup process.  During this treatment, instead of pigment, saline is applied to the permanent makeup area with a digital machine and disposable needle cartridge.  The saline gently and effectively helps to pull the pigment out of the skin.  Immediately after the saline removal treatment, the color will look darker and the skin may be red or irritated in the area that was treated.  Mild flaking or scabbing will occur over the next week, and as the dry skin flakes off, it pulls pigment out of the skin.  Saline permanent makeup removal typically takes more than one session for optimal results, but you should notice the permanent makeup becoming a little lighter with each treatment.

Is it right for you?

Although our laser removal is a great treatment, it is not recommended for everyone. You may not be a candidate if you have the following conditions:

  • Pregnancy
  • Nursing
  • Active infections
  • Viral, fungal, or bacterial diseases
  • Skin cancer

What to expect?

Once the area has been targeted by the laser, the pigment immediately forms white cloud-like bubbles on the area with some slight redness surrounding the area. Some people may experience mild swelling, but all of these will typically settle within the following 24 hours. Although very unlikely, minimal bleeding can occur, which may also leave slight bruising.