Microblading removal Staffordshire

There are many factors that will affect how many removal sessions are needed, such as colour, saturation, skin type, scar tissue and location. On average 2-5 sessions are required, each taken 8-12 weeks apart so patience and persistence is key.

If you are planning to have your eyebrows redone after removal then you may not require as many sessions, but again this would depend heavily on colour and saturation.

Some clients see a difference in as little as one session! It varies from person to person, but rest assured that each and every session the pigment will be pulled further and further out the skin - this happens at different rates for different people, but it WILL happen.

Laser works by breaking the pigment down into smaller pieces that will then be removed by the body through the immune system. Saline however, works by lifting the pigment up and out of the skin. 

Both will require multiple sessions and both can be very effective. Laser struggles to remove yellows & whites, however it's often more effective than saline when treating very dark or oversaturated brows. Sometimes a combination of both laser and saline is required for best results.

The treatment is no more painful than your original tattoo. Before the saline removal we use numbing creams to ensure you are as comfortable as possible - you may just experience a slight stinging sensation. As for laser removal the treatment is very quick and so any mild discomfort is only short lived.

Saline removal works by the process of osmosis. The water in the cells beneath the pigment contain a low concentration of salt therefore when the saline solution with a high concentration of salt is implanted into the skin the cells move upwards from the area of low concentration to the area of high concentration, lifting the pigment with it.

The saline solution is implanted into the skin using either a machine or microblade - it’s exactly the same process as when your brows were first done, however instead of pigment we use the saline solution.

No, it's important you avoid applying makeup to the area until any scabs have naturally fallen off. This is important to ensure a good healing process as makeup may harbour bacteria that could cause infections.

You can have emergency removal done within the first 48 hours following an unsuccessful microblading treatment. After that you must allow the brows to heal for around 5/6 weeks before starting the removal process.