Laser Tattoo Removal of Microbladed Eyebrows

The group is titled "PMU Removal Support", and the cover photo will be of yellow roses. You will know it when you see it, but it's important that you search for it. I've made it so that it is completely private, and no one will be able to tell who is in the group unless you are a member yourself. Hopefully it will be an easier way for us all to communicate together. I don't love facebook like many of you, but we will do what we have to do!

Hi guys. I am still active on here.
It’s pretty crazy the amount of emails, messages on here, and messages on any other social media platforms that I have spoken out on regarding this exact same issue that we have all been facing throughout the years: yellow.
How does everyone feel if I made a group on Facebook or something so that we can collectively all have a “yellow” group where we can share information we’ve gathered/learned/experienced? If no one responds to this, I won’t do it. I know it’s tough to put yourself out there but I feel like it’s the only way we will ever get real solutions or actual helpful input. Call it our safe space or something. I’m not a huge Facebook fan, but we can even be anonymous and create fake profiles or something. Just a suggestion or a thought. If anyone still reads this (which I know people do), please let me know your thoughts.

Disclaimer: I just want to say: you're welcome. (/sarcasm)

I have searched the depths of the freaking internet trying to find a solution to all of this nonsense. Literally hundreds of hours going through hashtags on instagram, joining weird tattoo removal groups on facebook... you name it.

I've made a discovery! ...Kind of.

Phiremoval Power Enzyme does not use any weaker percentage glycolic acid like I originally thought.
Turns out, it is composed of a BACTERIA - Bacillus subtilis, to be specific. This bacteria, when fermented, ("Bacilus ferment") yields a keratolytic activity (aka, eats your skin cells), thus, causing phagocytosis. I'm not going to get into a detailed biology lesson, but this is reassuring for a few reasons.
The procedure is intended to only cause erythema (redness) - it is not abrading the skin whatsoever. If there is any bleeding involved, it is being done incorrectly. Once the skin is red/inflamed, the bacteria is put on the skin for ten minutes. There is no need for any neutralizing agents or any other product... it's just washed off with soap and water. You can legit do this at home without risking integrity of the skin, assuming you have the bacteria/the actual phi power enzyme product. There are no words to describe my excitement; it's so good to have an option (even if it doesn't work, an option to at least try) that is noninvasive and won't cause scarring. This method is specifically used on carbon based inks (mine!), iron oxides and for people who are very prone to scarring, like me.

If anyone has providers nearby them (you can find out here: https://www.phi-academy.com/community/), I'd be interested in seeing their results with this method. If I had providers near me, I'd totally try it out.

Just a heads up to anyone still reading this. I haven't stopped researching and I'm determined to find a solution that is safe enough for us to use. I'm ready to get my natural eyebrows back, or at least, to get as much as the pigment out as possible, with skin integrity and safety still in mind.