COSMETIC TATTOO REMOVAL
Permanent makeup doesn’t have to be permanent.
Whether you’re unhappy with your microblading or traditional eyebrow tattoo, our specialists can help you safely fade or remove unwanted pigment using industry-leading PicoWay® laser technology.
With 2+ million treatments performed worldwide, Removery has the expertise to guide you through every step of the process.
Cosmetic tattoos aren’t treated the same way as traditional body tattoos.
The pigments used in permanent makeup behave differently under laser treatment and require a specialized approach.
That’s why every cosmetic tattoo removal begins with a complimentary in-person consultation, where we’ll assess your ink, explain what to expect, and build a treatment plan that’s right for you.
Average Treatments? 1–3 sessions for many cosmetic tattoos, though some may require additional treatments depending on the pigment and your goals.
Cost? Cosmetic tattoo removal sessions start at $400 per session depending on the size of the area being treated.
Hair Loss? No. PicoWay’s ultra-short pulses don’t stay on the skin long enough to damage healthy hair follicles.
Downtime? Most clients return to normal daily activities shortly after treatment while following aftercare instructions.
Color Changes? Some cosmetic pigments may temporarily change to red, orange, or yellow before continuing to fade. This is a normal part of the removal process for certain inks.
Consultation Required? Every cosmetic tattoo is different, so we always evaluate your pigment before beginning treatment.
The type of ink used in cosmetic tattoos is different to general tattoos and can bring its complications. When we try to lighten this type of ink the color can change. It may start as black and after a laser treatment, it might turn brown or orange. That color change can stay like this for the length of the removal process.
It doesn’t mean that we can’t remove the tattoo, it just means that you could be living with odd colored eyebrows for a while. Cue some good makeup.
But our specialists will spend a good amount of time with you explaining all of this and how it can influence how many treatments you need to remove it completely.
Removing a cosmetic tattoo is the same process we use for removing any tattoo. Find out more about it here.