Laser Eyebrow Tattoo Removal

Ready for a fresh start with your brows? Laser tattoo removal can help fade unwanted eyebrow tattoos or semi-permanent makeup, whether you want to remove an old brow treatment completely or simply lighten it before getting a new set of brows.

The laser delivers targeted energy into the pigment, breaking it down into tiny particles. Your body then naturally clears these particles over the following weeks, allowing the pigment to gradually fade.

Because every set of brows is different, the number of treatments required will vary. Factors such as the colour, depth and type of pigment used, previous treatments and your individual skin response can all affect the results.

What to expect?

We will carry out a consultation and patch test before treatment to assess how your skin responds and determine the most appropriate treatment approach.

During treatment, you may experience a warm, snapping or stinging sensation. The area may appear temporarily red, swollen or lighter/frosted immediately afterwards. These effects normally settle as the skin heals.

Treatments need to be 6 weeks apart to allow your skin to recover and your body time to clear the fragmented pigment. We cannot carry out treatment if you have a tan, as this can cause hyperpigmentation. Please allow 4 weeks after a holiday before booking a laser treatment.

Please note: Laser tattoo removal is a gradual process and complete removal cannot always be guaranteed. Some pigments can be more resistant to laser treatment than others, and certain cosmetic pigments may change colour when treated with laser.

Laser Body Tattoo Removal

Want to say goodbye to an unwanted tattoo? Laser tattoo removal is a gradual treatment that safely and effectively fades unwanted tattoo pigment.

The laser delivers energy into the tattoo pigment, breaking the ink into tiny particles. Your body's natural processes then gradually remove these particles over the weeks following treatment.

The number of sessions required varies from person to person. Factors such as the size and location of the tattoo, ink colour, pigment depth, age of the tattoo, previous treatments, and your individual skin type can all influence the result.

What happens during treatment?

Before your first treatment, a consultation and patch test will be carried out. This allows your skin's response to be assessed and helps determine the most appropriate treatment settings.

During the treatment you may feel a warm, snapping or stinging sensation. Temporary redness, swelling, frosting, bruising or tenderness can occur following treatment. In some cases, temporary changes in skin pigmentation may occur.

Laser tattoo removal is not an instant treatment. Sessions must be spaced apart to allow the skin to heal and the body to naturally clear the broken-down pigment.

Please note: Results vary and complete removal cannot be guaranteed. Some colours and pigments are more difficult to remove than others, and multiple treatments may be required.