REMOVAL

NON-LASER OLD TATTOO REMOVAL

Unhappy with old brow work? Non-laser removal gently lifts unwanted pigment, ideal for correcting shape or removing colours that laser can't reach.

Non-Laser Old Tattoo Removal - healed result
Non-Laser Old Tattoo Removal - in the studio

The technique

A specialist removal solution is gently worked into the treated area, where it prompts your body's natural immune system to respond and start eliminating the old pigment particles from the skin through the lymphatic system. The pigment then fades away as the skin heals. It allows very precise work, so I can remove just the part of a brow that's in the wrong place. Several treatments may be needed.

How I help

If your old brows are the wrong shape, too heavy, or in the wrong place, or the colour has shifted into an unnatural shade, there is always a way forward. This method can remove or lighten the problem areas so we can create something beautiful.

Who is it for?

Clients with old brow or lip tattoos they're unhappy with, especially for correcting shape, removing small areas precisely, or removing pigment colours that don't respond well to laser.

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Does it hurt?

Most clients feel a stinging sensation during treatment. I use a numbing product, work carefully, and keep you as comfortable as possible.

How do I prepare?

Non-Laser Old Tattoo Removal - before your appointment
  • For two weeks before: avoid sunbathing, tanning, and anti-wrinkle injections near the area.
  • For one week before: avoid retinol, acids, and exfoliation on the area.
  • Tell me about any medication, medical conditions, or history of poor healing at your consultation, or email me via my contact page. Removal isn't suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

What happens while it heals?

HEALING TIME · THE SKIN USUALLY HEALS WITHIN TWO TO THREE WEEKS. MOST CLIENTS NEED MORE THAN ONE SESSION, SPACED FOUR TO SIX WEEKS APART.

  1. Days 1–3

    The area is red and slightly raised, and a thin crust begins to form.

  2. Days 4–14

    The crust darkens and comes away on its own.

  3. Weeks 3–8

    The skin continues to recover, and the area looks lighter. Wait until it has fully healed before the next session.

How do I look after them?

  • Keep the area completely dry until the thin crust has fallen off.
  • Never pick or remove the crust, as it lifts the pigment out.
  • No makeup, skincare, swimming, saunas, or gym sweat on the area while healing.
  • Protect the healed skin with SPF.

Knowledge that protects your skin

I trained in PMU and tattoo removal, and studied chemical removers and the physiology of pigment removal with a medical doctor. At your consultation, I'll honestly recommend the gentlest route: this method, laser, or a combination of both.

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CONTACTS

12 Station Road, Gerrards Cross
SL9 8EL

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