Looking into PhiRemoval for Microbladed Eyebrows- Recommended?

Hello everyone,
I had my first microblading session on 9/23/2017. I had some sparse areas in my eyebrows that I wanted to fill so I could feel more comfortable when not wearing makeup. I went to Cali Brow Wow in Roseville CA. I asked that I keep my natural eyebrow shape and length and just wanted to fill in the patchy areas near the arch of my eyebrow and the bulb. The first session went well, and I actually really liked the results at first. During the healing process, I had some migration of the dye in the bulb of the eyebrows. Much of it faded in those first 6 weeks, so I went back for the touchup.
In the second session, the aesthetician did not map out the shape of my eyebrows as she had done previously. She also did not point out that there had been substantial migration and that the color she selected for me (brown) ended up looking a bit gray. She added new strokes free-hand and ended up making my left eyebrow a lot longer than it needed to be towards the head and also since she used a finer blade, the pigment looked a lot darker. On the right eyebrow, she gave me a severe angled head, whereas the left was a softer rounded edge. I tried lifting some pigment from the right brow to soften the edge, but because of how fine the tool was that she used, it was deeply imbedded in my skin. In this session, there was more migration of pigment likely because of the depth.
Needless to say, I have been very embarrassed to go out. I have been using various concealers to hide some of the excess pigment, but not a perfect fix. It is highly noticeable to me! I brought this up to the aesthetician, and she is actually pleased with her work and doesn't see what I am complaining about. She recommended that I revisit her 4 weeks after the touchup. Now that I am 3 weeks out from the touchup, I am do not want to go back to the original aesthetician. I have gone for other consultations and was told to go back to the original artist for a revision. But I am too scared and upset to go.
I am looking into PhiRemoval. Has anyone had experience with this? There seems to be limited information / reviews out there on this procedure. Is it because it is new? Any other (non-home) recommendations for removal that does not involve laser?

Hi All,

I went to an aesthetician to perform microderm. on my face and also go over the areas of my eyebrows I hate the most. I noticed that a little of the pigment faded, but not a whole lot. Here is a picture of my eyebrows two weeks prior to the microderm. I have also been adding a layer of la posay roche redermic retinol cream to fade away the strokes. It is working in my opinion. I am still going to get the phiremoval consultation this coming week. Stay tuned! I hope to have my natural eyebrows back soon.

Hi All,
Today was my consultation of phiRemoval with Mylene at Delicate Touch Aesthetics. When I met Mylene, she was warm and noticed the asymmetry I mentioned right away. She confirmed that there had been severe migration of the pigment of the microblading and that the aesthetician who had done my eyebrows prior had used very heavy handed strokes that led to scarring. She showed me that the head of my eyebrow should begin right at my tear duct, which is exactly where my natural eyebrows started. We discussed scarring, and she admitted there might be some scarring that will go away over time. She showed me her previous work and also what properly microbladed eyebrows should look like. I spoke with her for half an hour and she had a client come in who had received 2 phiRemoval sessions for some very bad microblading. The client and Mylene agreed to both answer questions and also to let me watch the procedure.
For the phiRemoval, she thoroughly cleansed and then numbed the skin with 5% lidocane. She allows the skin to absorb the numbing cream for 30 minute. Using a set of finely rounded needles on the head of a microblade pen dipped into the 30% Glycolic Acid solution, she started to stipple along each stroke intended for removal. This helps the solution to penetrate below the epidermis and the glycolic acid reacts with the pigment and essentially solubilizes it into the liquid. Yes, there is some bleeding, but you will be surprised how much pigment is pulled out along with it. Each eyebrow took about 15 minutes. She was very careful to not over work the skin, in effort to minimize the scars. I asked the client about scarring and she said that while she did have a lot of pinkness after the first sets of scabs fell off, she did not see any permanent scarring. After watching the procedure, I felt more comfortable (though I am still scared) and went ahead and made the appointment.
I am scheduled for December 18, right before I go home for the holidays. Hopefully that will give me the needed down time to heal before heading back to work.
Because I am only interested in modifying the heads of my eyebrows, she's only going to charge me $80 for the first visit and $50 for any other subsequent visits I may need. She recommends spacing them by 6 weeks apart.
Stay tuned!