PicoSure Laser Removal of Microblading -- My Journey

I had my microblading done 23 months ago (06/2017). It seemed like a good idea at the time -- lol. In the first 6 months the color looked good although not completely thrilled with the shape -- Too thick for my small face IMO. Microblading itself was painful, and the dreadful healing was a 2-week period of scabbing, etc.
I've got a good eye for color, and several months in I could see the color shifting when I was original told it would just fade to nothing over time. No mention of color shifting. The ink used was Everlasting Brows.
After hours of on-line research, I decided on laser removal so I can put this behind me. I searched the Internet for locations that offered PicoWay or PicoSure as this method is superior to the older Q-switched lasers. Unfortunately, where I am located, it was not easy to find. I finally came across a MediSpa about an hour from home that now offered PicoSure done by an M.D. I went for a consultation and liked the doctor so decided to schedule my first session. I was told I would likely need 2 or 3 sessions with a month or so healing in between.
I had my first PicoSure treatment on 04/18/2019 . Treatment not painful and very quick. Kind of a shock with the first zap, but after that, it was no big deal at all. The doc did numb my skin prior of course. No blisters, and the skin is totally intact with no swelling. I'd say 95% of the gray/blue gone but left with bright red where ink used to be.
I'll attach some photos of before and of my progress. I hope it's not too many, but I'm hoping they'll be helpful to others in the same situation.

Hello everyone! I had my second treatment with PicoSure yesterday afternoon. The session went the same as the first. We used numbing cream on the skin for about 10 minutes before beginning. The doc used the same setting as she did the first time -- I saw 755 nm written on my chart but I know there were other settings like pulse duration, spot size, or something like that. The doc is very careful about writing everything down and also took a photo for my chart so she can track my progress. She also asked me questions about my healing -- no pain, no swelling, no blistering, and skin was intact throughout. She was happy with the results and decided to use the same settings this time (and I have an event next week so don't want any skin issues). She said if there is not enough of a change the next time, she could change the settings and go a little stronger. Frankly, I'd rather go low and slow to avoid any skin issues, but I trust her judgement. Treatment felt much like the first session -- a snapping sensation on the skin and immediate frosting that clears very quickly. The area is so small, total treatment time is seconds on each brow. Immediately following, I could see the microblading strokes were gone. They did reappear a little last time, so time will tell. The redness seems the same to me -- I took a photo immediately following the session and then today (almost 24 hours later). I do feel a wee little bit of tenderness over the tail of my brow on one side but not significant and skin is intact. Again, no swelling, blistering, etc. She lathered me up with Aquaphor, and I was out the door. I am scheduled to go back in one month again. If I see any changes between now and then, I'll post more pics. Hoping the redness will fade a little to pink, but only time will tell. Tedious makeup application covers it well, and I was able to go to an exercise class this morning with no strange looks from others -- haha. See more photos attached. Do you see some progress?

Through my journey with PicoSure laser removal of microblading, I'm learning more about the different systems available (if you can find a provider in your area) and which colors each treats. Stumbled upon two interesting graphs others may find helpful.