The area is assessed, cleansed, numbed, and treated with a removal solution using a tattoo machine. Each session takes 1–2 hours, with multiple sessions usually needed.

The area is assessed, cleansed, numbed, and treated with a removal solution using a tattoo machine. Each session takes 1–2 hours, with multiple sessions usually needed.

Pigment gradually lightens after each session. Most clients see significant fading, making brows or eyeliner easier to correct or redo.

First 3–5 Days

• Keep the area clean and dry.

• Do not touch, rub, or pick at scabs.

• Avoid makeup, creams, or any products on the treated area.

First 7–10 Days

• Avoid direct sunlight, swimming, saunas, and heavy sweating.

• Allow natural flaking and scabbing to occur.

• Apply only the recommended ointment if advised by your technician.

After Healing

• The skin usually heals in 1–2 weeks.

• Protect the area with sunscreen to prevent irritation and fading.

• Follow up with additional sessions as recommended for best results.

1. Does tattoo removal hurt?
A numbing cream is applied before the procedure. Most clients feel only mild discomfort.

2. How many sessions will I need?
This depends on the age, depth, and color of the pigment. Multiple sessions are usually required.

3. What is the healing process like?
The area may feel tender with light scabbing. Healing takes about 1–2 weeks. Avoid scratching, sun exposure, and moisture.

4. Will the pigment be completely gone?
Results vary. Most tattoos can be lightened significantly or almost fully removed, allowing for correction or new work.