Microblading Removal
Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique that creates eyebrows by depositing pigment into the skin with a handheld tool that has tiny needles. The result is a natural-looking brow that can be used to define, fill in, or restructure eyebrows.
Removal Using Laser
Cosmetic tattoo pigments are made up of smaller pigment particles that are suspended in a diluter – this allows for a more natural, softer colour in the skin that can be layered to create a more realistic finish. Traditional tattoo inks are more concentrated which means that they are much stronger in colour.
This makes microblading pigment much easier to remove compared to tattoo ink.
As an average, it can take 2-6 sessions to achieve full removal and these are carried out every 4-8 weeks.
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Removal Using Saline
Usually using a tattoo machine, the device punctures the top layer of the skin which opens the area. The main ingredient used for this tattoo fading technique is Sodium Chloride (salt). When the sterile solution is implanted into the area to draw out the ink/pigment, a process called osmosis is induced which successfully attracts fragmented ink particles, drawing them out of the skin. The skin will then scab over, heal and the ink/pigment will be lifted away as the scab falls off.
It typically takes 2-3 sessions for the fading to become visible and an average of 6-10 sessions are required to see good fading overall.
The healing process takes longer, is much more inconvenient for the client and there's a higher risk of scarring.
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