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Sometimes these tattoos can darken with laser tattoo removal. An alternative would be the micropenTR, which won't darken the tattoo, and can help remove in a series of treatments. See an expert in tattoo removal for a formal consultation. Best, Dr. Emer
While some permanent make up can be removed with Q-switch lasers, it is usually the darker colors that come off easier. Flesh tones such as your tattoo can turn darker with exposure to the intense heat of these lasers. However, there is vast differences in the kinds of pigments used in these inks. The best thing to do is to find a provider in your community who has successfully removed permanent make-up and ask for a consultation. They should be able to offer you a test spot to see if any treatment they suggest will work. Good Luck!
Permanent make up tattoos can, at times, be removed. However, they may contain substances that can make them darker and treatment may not be successful. Special care must also be taken when working around the eye. I would recommend that you look for a provider who has specific experience with removing this type of tattoo and obtain a personal evaluation.
Thank you for your question. While some permanent make up can be removed it is darker colors that tend to be easier to remove. Unfortunately, your tattoo has a chance of turning darker when exposed to the laser. I recommend finding a physician in your area that has success in removing permanent makeup.
I'm sorry to hear about your bad experience. Luckily, there is PicoSure laser technology which can help you. It is however difficult to answer this question without any pictures. I have successfully treated permanent makeup tatooo on eyebrows and lip liner. There has to...
Thank you for your question. Yes, you can have this tattoo removed as long as it is fully healed. I use the Picosure laser in my practice. Picosure has a short pulse duration that exceeds photothermal action and results in an intense photomechanical impact. This adds up to faster results and...
Thank you for your question! Those lumps are expected to flatten out over a period of time, it may take up to a year or little bit over. If you want them gone sooner, then you may need to see an expert to see what is the best way to go about treating them. Best of luck!