Microblading can look amazing when it's fresh. A few years later, it can be a different story. Brows fade unevenly, shift to orange, pink or grey, blur at the edges, or simply sit in a shape that isn't you anymore. If that's you, you're not stuck with them.
Why brows change over time
Cosmetic pigments fade as your skin renews itself, and different parts of a colour blend can fade at different speeds. That's why a soft brown can drift warm (orange or pink) or cool (grey or blue). Sun, skincare and how your skin heals all play a part too.
Fade for a redo, or remove completely?
Fading
If you still love the idea of brows but want a new shape or shade, we can lighten the old work so your artist has a cleaner start. Ask your brow artist how light they'd like it, and bring that to your consult.
Full removal
If you'd rather go back to your natural brows, we keep going session by session as long as the pigment keeps lifting.
Test spot first, always
Cosmetic pigments are made differently from regular tattoo ink, and some, especially skin-toned, white or very light shades, can react unpredictably to a laser. So we always treat a small test spot first and check how your pigment responds before treating the whole area.
Does it hurt?
Brows are a small area, and treatment is quick. We numb first, cool the skin throughout, and give you breaks whenever you need them. You set the pace.
How many sessions?
We don't give a set number of sessions, because every tattoo is different. Pigment, depth, age, placement, your goal and how your body heals all play a part. At your free consult we'll look at it together and give you an honest estimate.
What does it cost?
Cosmetic tattoo removal is quoted at your free consult, once we've seen the area, the pigment and your goals. 0% in-house financing is available.
See more on our microblading and eyebrow tattoo removal page.