The laser delivers fast pulses of light that break the pigment into tiny particles, which are gradually flushed out by your body’s lymphatic system. The laser targets only the tattoo pigment, so the surrounding skin and natural hair remain unharmed.
Each session helps lighten the brows until the pigment is significantly faded or completely removed.
Not usually. Most brow tattoos require 3–6 sessions, depending on pigment depth, type of ink, skin type, and how long ago it was applied.
No! The laser does not target hair, only pigment. Your natural brows will remain intact.
Most clients describe it as a quick snapping or stinging sensation, similar to a rubber band snap. Numbing cream is used to ensure comfort.
Your brows may appear slightly red or swollen for a few hours after treatment. Scabbing or flaking is possible — but this is part of the healing process and temporary.
Sessions are spaced 6–8 weeks apart to allow proper healing and fading.
Yes! Many clients lighten old pigment to prepare for a better, corrected brow. Once the area is healed and faded enough, you can safely get new brows.
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