If you already have permanent makeup that has faded, and maybe needs a colour correction (perhaps tIf you already have permanent makeup that has faded, and maybe needs a colour correction (perhaps they are greyish, or a little warm/pink?) then they must be faded enough for the skin to have 'room' in it to accept the new colour. If your work is too saturated, a few removal sessions can help to remove enough ink or pigment to make a correction successful. 

Rather than using lasers, we use Li-FT®. This is a natural salt solution made from high grade, finely ground sea salt, aloe and lightening fruit seed extracts. The solution is implanted (tattoo’ed) into the skin, and the solution pulls the pigment out of the skin by osmosis.

Lasers work by shattering ink into smaller pieces allowing the body to digest them through the immune system. Laser removal can be very successful, however it does tend to only work well on certain colours. and skin that has been laser treated is often difficult to re tattoo - not ideal if you re planning new semi permanent makeup, or a cover up.

On average, tattoos require 2 - 5 sessions, with the sessions being 8-12 weeks apart. 

The amount of time required for the removal of a tattoo and the success of the removal varies with each individual. Factors influencing this include: skin type, location, colour, amount of ink, scarring or tissue change, and layering.

If you have semi permanent makeup, and you are planning to have your look refreshed or corrected after some removal, you may not need to have that many sessions.

We use a high quality numbing cream before we start removal. The process is often not as painful as having the tattoo done originally. At the end of the treatment the solution is soaked onto the treated area for a few minutes. This will sting, but is over quickly. 

When tattoo’s are removed with laser removal the ink is absorbed by the body. With Saline it is lifted through the top of the skin. This can be an important difference if you are unsure about the type and quality of the ingredients used in your tattoo ink or pigment.

An advantage of Saline removal over laser is that it is not selective about the colours that are removed. Dark, Light, Red, Green, Blue, Yellow……Whatever the colour, saline can help to remove it.

In most cases, if the treatment sessions are continued, then yes. However due to the different factors involved it is not possible to predict how well a tattoo will fade.

Most people see a difference with every session. Every session the ink is pulled further out of the skin. This can happen at different rates….but WILL happen. 

The result of the lightening is achieved over time, there needs to be this wait time so that results can be assessed and also so that the skin is given adequate time to heal

Yes, you can buy one treatment at a time.

Yes, there is a £50.00 consultation fee, but that will go toward the cost of the removal, if you choose to have treatment. Telephone or email consultations are free of charge.

Avoid Alcohol, Aspirin, Aleve, Motrin, or ibuprofen products.

You must keep the area clean and dry. If any scabs form, you must leave them to come away naturally. After this stage of healing a vitamin E or aftercare balm will be supplied for you to apply. 

Saline removal does not cause scarring. Whilst being effective at removing ink and pigment, it is gentle on the skin. 

Saline is often less expensive than laser. Laser can run to £££’s per session. If you are undergoing sessions by a laser machine that cannot target all of the colours used in your tattoo, there may be certain colours that won't go away!