I have mild rosacea and wondering if Laser Tattoo Removal will cause my skin to flare up? Really want to have microblading removed in time for my wedding in September.
Answer: Enlighten for Laser Tattoo Removal Hello and thank you for your question!
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Answer: Enlighten for Laser Tattoo Removal Hello and thank you for your question!
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April 19, 2019
Answer: Tattoo Removal There are a few issues here. First, the laser will not effect roscacea. As for laser removal of a tattoo, the tattoo must be at least 3-4 months old before treatment can begin. It usually requires between 4- 8 laser treatments, 6 weeks between treatment, to remove a tattoo. That being said you stated that you had a microblading. Microbrading is more difficult remove completely. Consult with a doctor the has a pico-second laser.
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April 19, 2019
Answer: Tattoo Removal There are a few issues here. First, the laser will not effect roscacea. As for laser removal of a tattoo, the tattoo must be at least 3-4 months old before treatment can begin. It usually requires between 4- 8 laser treatments, 6 weeks between treatment, to remove a tattoo. That being said you stated that you had a microblading. Microbrading is more difficult remove completely. Consult with a doctor the has a pico-second laser.
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April 23, 2019
Answer: Removing Microbladed eyebrows Hello, I do not think laser to your eyebrow area will irritate your rosacea. Also, microbladed brows often have a mix of colors in them. in your case a mix of black and orange/red. Start by removing the black on top, then the orange/red color will show through.The next time they will hit the orange/red and then the black. When the orange/red is hit it may turn a gray color. If so, then lasering immediately with the black laser is appropriate. Microbladed brows are absolutely able to be removed as long as they did not put in a flesh-toned or white ink. Flesh-toned and white ink are almost impossible to remove without several, several treatments. Good luck and congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
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April 23, 2019
Answer: Removing Microbladed eyebrows Hello, I do not think laser to your eyebrow area will irritate your rosacea. Also, microbladed brows often have a mix of colors in them. in your case a mix of black and orange/red. Start by removing the black on top, then the orange/red color will show through.The next time they will hit the orange/red and then the black. When the orange/red is hit it may turn a gray color. If so, then lasering immediately with the black laser is appropriate. Microbladed brows are absolutely able to be removed as long as they did not put in a flesh-toned or white ink. Flesh-toned and white ink are almost impossible to remove without several, several treatments. Good luck and congratulations on your upcoming wedding!
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April 19, 2019
Answer: It Usually Doesn't Take 4-8 Treatments! Thanks for your question and posting a picture. Don't listen to the previous answer by someone that probably hasn't removed eyebrow tattoos. We have treated dozens and dozens. We usually remove them in 1-2 treatments. Get started early! Sometimes the eyebrows are TEMPORARILY burned off or changed to a FUNKY color. The laser used is not the correct wavelength for LHR. The laser should not stir up your Rosacea. Make sure you they are using a picosecond laser. I hope this helps.
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April 19, 2019
Answer: It Usually Doesn't Take 4-8 Treatments! Thanks for your question and posting a picture. Don't listen to the previous answer by someone that probably hasn't removed eyebrow tattoos. We have treated dozens and dozens. We usually remove them in 1-2 treatments. Get started early! Sometimes the eyebrows are TEMPORARILY burned off or changed to a FUNKY color. The laser used is not the correct wavelength for LHR. The laser should not stir up your Rosacea. Make sure you they are using a picosecond laser. I hope this helps.
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