Comments on: Eyebrow Tattoo Removal and Its Consequences

By: Farfar

Farfar — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 06:59:22 +0000

I want to get red of the some parts of my tatto by laser but I’m just afraid it won’t go away
I’m stuck

Thanx for the info by the way

By: Susan

Susan — Sat, 24 Sep 2011 22:57:24 +0000

I’m exactly like Katherine, except I’m suffering from my botched tattoo’s consequences for almost 18 years (it’s been a long time, I know, I have no idea about the ink they have used back then, plus I have a unique skin, which holds tattoos way better and longer, than anyone I know of – for example there’s a tattoo on my arm that’s been done more than 20 yrs ago and it looks like it’s 2 weeks old, or less, it’s still VERY black, even though it’s never been re-done – therefore my supposed “cosmetic” tattoo has never faded away completely, only to a very light grey color – UGH)… My question is, that a few years back I was contacting Dr Tattoff and they said, it is not possible to remove cosmetic tattoos with laser, because the laser will turn the ink jet black, and it’ll become permanent – they said it has something to do with the different ink cosmetologists use for makeup tattoos. Now, I’d do ANYTHING and would pay a truckload of money just to get rid of this hideous mess on my face, but I have to be sure, it’s safe, it WILL remove my tattoo and it won’t turn the whole thing into a BLACK lines… Could you please reassure me, and maybe recommend a doctor in Southern California, who I can contact? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much!!!

By: katherine

katherine — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 21:46:49 +0000

I got my eyebrows tattoed on like 5 years ago. I’m 22 now. I regret them mire than anything I’ve ever done in my whole life. They just bother me. I was too young to know about the procedure on my own and just wanted them done so bad. I really would love to get them removed off my face by an expert. I have let two different people try to remove them with a tattoo gun and some solution but it seemed to leave more scarring than any thing. I would die to try and get my face back the way it first was.:( any help please email me katmorgan69@Hotmail.com

By: KS

KS — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 20:51:16 +0000

I too have eyebrows i dislike Ihad them done 5 weeks ago and feel very tatooed. the shape is nice but I am desperastely seekingoptions to lighten them or remove. They were supposed to be a golden brown and look more ash tone and I do not want to have more tatooing done in a full color over top. I would like to find out more about this saline paste or aline soution that can be injected but can seem to find enough info / resources so I am hoping someone can help. As well…if I have laser…how long do Ihave to wait..* weeks? I am at 5 now and havent gone for a consult yet but plan to. I am hoping the laser can lightne dramatically . If anyone has advice or can share info it wouold be greatly appreciated! I understtod the premanent makeup was to enhance and I feel so self conscious and not attractive at all right now I feel i am all eyebrows Please advise and offer some help!

By: marcie

marcie — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 18:22:42 +0000

i just got my eyebrow done,i dont like it’s to thick, i want to make it less thick,it’s any way i can do that?

By: evelyn

evelyn — Mon, 10 Jan 2011 01:05:56 +0000

Once i have my eyebrow tatoo removed is my hair from my eyebrow still come out

By: Lisa

Lisa — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 02:08:25 +0000

I am not saying that I am going to do it myself, but I have to seek some advice before going to see an expert. My question is whether or not I can have someone to remove the beginning part and tattoo the rest part of the same eyebrow at the same time?

By: admin

admin — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 11:29:40 +0000

Dear Readers:

For everyone who is considering getting eyebrow tattoo removal or wishes to reverse the effects of a facial micropigmentation procedure, I do not recommend doing it at home or trying creams or formulas that are DIY. Each pigment that has been used can react differently and will therefore require a professional analysis PRIOR to any removal treatments. Please consult a specialist in your region regarding the most up-to-date laser technology. Why? Because the removal process is no longer about burning the tattoo off the skin but about a process of breaking down the particles of the pigment (which the body views as foreign) so that the body itself will, over a period of time, be able to flush them out of your system. It’s a process to aid the body in CLEANSING the foreign elements and not about an abrasive, chemical or laser burning process. However, with the help of the latest Q-switched laser technology, is a genuine means to eliminate the pigment in a gradual process. It can take months. The best clinics, with expert technicians, and the top equipment are able to do a variety of things, including lightened a tattooed area more in some places that in others. This is good, for example, if you like a portion of the eyebrow but not all of it. Afterward, an expert cosmetic tattooing technician may be able to use micropigmentation to correct the areas that are lighter and thereby give you the shape or color you desire. Please look for further information online by using the term Q-switched laser tattoo removal/clinics and make an appointment and go in person. Apparently the procedures cost about $250 each, and several sessions may be required depending on what type of pigment has been used initially. Likely you will need anywhere from 5 to 10 sessions to lighten or eliminate the color sufficiently to be able to decide upon a corrective tattoo procedure afterward. I understand that all this may be out of reach for some patients who are currently unhappy with their tattoo eyebrows or other cosmetic tattoos, but I strongly recommend not succumbing to desperation and trying to remove the pigment on your own with creams or potions offered online.
Nena

By: Lisa

Lisa — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 02:38:18 +0000

Is there any possibility that the colour of the removal part becomes darker?

If we want to remove beginning part of the eyebrow and embroider (tattoo) the rest part of the same eyebrow, can these two procedures being conducted at the same time? If so, what will be the right procedure?

By: Elena

Elena — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 14:11:46 +0000

Tina, laser eyebrow removal should not cause your eyebrow hair to fall out. However, it may leave very noticeable scars. I have done many permanent makeup removal procedures and my preferred technique is using saline paste. It is safer than the laser and just as effective. However, my advice to clients seeking permanent eyebrow removal is – don’t! In most cases it is much cheaper, quicker and safer to correct whatever it is that you do not like about your present permanent makeup. It usually is much more attractive as well. You can find a lot of information on permanent makeup correction on my website at http://www.ChicagoPermanentCosmetics.com