I had my eyebrows tattooed today and I am not happy with the result. Can I have it removed and how long do I have to wait? Can I then re-tattoo over the area again?
April 24, 2014
Answer: Permanent makeup problems Thanks for your question - Laser, dermabrasion or excision can help to fix permanent makeup that you don't like. Be sure to give the tattooing adequate time to heal (probably about 3 months) and find a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to help. Good luck!
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April 24, 2014
Answer: Permanent makeup problems Thanks for your question - Laser, dermabrasion or excision can help to fix permanent makeup that you don't like. Be sure to give the tattooing adequate time to heal (probably about 3 months) and find a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to help. Good luck!
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Answer: You Can Remove Eyebrows - Depending on Color of Ink Hello, You can remove cosmetic eyebrow ink depending on the color. Black ink is always the easiest to remove as even in cosmetic ink which can use different ingredients. So, if you have a light brown color it may oxidize and turn darker gray which is usually irreversible. If your color is black with red/orange/yellow mixed in with it then we need to remove the black first, then red second. An experienced tattoo removal physician should be able to recognize whether or not your ink has the oxidizable colors. Also, doing a test spot is a great way to start so we know whether or not to keep going.
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Answer: You Can Remove Eyebrows - Depending on Color of Ink Hello, You can remove cosmetic eyebrow ink depending on the color. Black ink is always the easiest to remove as even in cosmetic ink which can use different ingredients. So, if you have a light brown color it may oxidize and turn darker gray which is usually irreversible. If your color is black with red/orange/yellow mixed in with it then we need to remove the black first, then red second. An experienced tattoo removal physician should be able to recognize whether or not your ink has the oxidizable colors. Also, doing a test spot is a great way to start so we know whether or not to keep going.
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