The number of sessions is entirely dependent upon the saturation of the pigment(s) to be removed, skin type, age, etc. Typically, 3-5 sessions are required in order to achieve the desired results. Each session is a minimum of 8 weeks apart to allow the skin to fully heal.

A topical anesthetic is applied before the procedure and during if necessary. Pain tolerance varies based on the individual.

With each session, the tattoo will appear lighter and lighter once healed. There is no way to guarantee that the pigment will be completely removed but it will be lightened enough that new pigment (cosmetic tattoo) can be deposited over or barely visible.

You will experience redness, brightness, darkness, bleeding, and/or oozing from the removed area. Your body will form a scab as it pulls the pigment, eventually falling off and lightening the area. Prematurely removing scabs will affect healing time.

No, dry healing is the best form of healing. Once it is completely healed, it is recommended to apply vitamin E over your brows in the evening to prevent scarring.

Discontinue use of Retin-A/Retinol products at least one week prior to your appointment.

No, as with any procedure involving breaking of the skin there are possible risks and complications.

Permanent cosmetic procedures are not recommended for individuals with the following conditions. If you do have any of the contraindications listed below, please consult with your physician prior to booking.

List of Contraindications:

+ Allergic to pigmentation and makeup

+ Skin disorders such as eczema or psoriasis in the area to be treated

+ Under 18 years of age

+ Active skin cancer in the treated area

+ Experienced post inflammatory hyperpigmentation

+ Undiagnosed rashes or blisters on the treated area

+ Transmittable blood conditions such as Hepatitis or HIV

+ Diabetic requiring insulin shots

+ Prescribed blood thinning medications

+ Heart condition requiring medication

+ Hemophiliac

+ Healing disorders

+ Taking skin medications such as antasure, accutane or steroids

+ Currently under or scheduled for radiotherapy or chemotherapy treatment

+ Any radiotherapy or chemotherapy must be no less than 7 months ago from the date of procedure

+ Epileptic who has experienced faint spell or seizure

+ Surgeries including blepharoplasty and or brow lift in the last 6 months

+ Pregnant and/or breastfeeding

+ Botox / Injections in the area to be treated must be minimum of 2 weeks prior or after procedure