Permanent makeup removal

The Q-Switch laser utilizes advanced technology of ultra-short light pulses that precisely target the pigment in the skin without damaging surrounding tissues. The process consists of three main stages:

• Pigment breakdown (photoacoustic effect) - Intense light pulses are absorbed by pigment molecules, leading to their fragmentation into microscopic particles.
• Natural pigment elimination - The body's lymphatic system gradually removes the fragmented particles, resulting in a gradual lightening of permanent makeup.
• Skin regeneration and rebuilding - The laser stimulates fibroblasts to produce new collagen and elastin fibers, improving the skin's structure and condition.

Thanks to the precise Q-Switch technology, it is possible to remove even intense and deeply embedded pigments while maintaining the skin's integrity.

Laser removal of permanent makeup is recommended in the following cases:

• Unsatisfactory aesthetic effect - if the permanent makeup does not meet expectations or its color does not match individual preferences.
• Incorrectly done makeup - asymmetry, too intense color, or incorrect eyeliner shape.
• Changes in trends and taste - makeup done several years ago may no longer be fashionable or suit facial features.
• Allergic reaction to pigment - in case of sensitivity to the dyes used.
• Unsuccessful attempts to remove makeup by other methods - Q-Switch laser is currently the most effective and safest method for pigment elimination.

• Gradual lightening of pigment - each subsequent treatment makes the makeup less visible.
• Possibility of complete pigment removal - depending on the depth and type of pigment, it is possible to achieve full removal of permanent makeup.
• No risk of scarring and discoloration - thanks to the precise action of the laser, it does not damage the skin.
• Skin regeneration and improvement in quality - the laser stimulates collagen production, making the skin firmer and more elastic.
• Long-lasting results - after a series of treatments, the pigment is completely removed, and the skin looks natural.

The effects appear gradually because the skin needs time to regenerate. In most cases, it is necessary to perform a series of 3-6 treatments at intervals of 8-10 weeks to achieve optimal results.

Before the procedure, we apply a numbing cream to minimize discomfort. Laser removal of permanent makeup is usually well tolerated, although patients may feel slight burning or warmth. Discomfort is typically comparable to a gentle pinch and subsides shortly after the treatment. After the session, there may be mild redness, slight swelling, and scabbing, which will disappear on its own within a few days. In some cases, there may also be temporary hair discoloration in the treated area, but their natural color usually returns after some time.

To ensure optimal effect and avoid irritations, it is recommended to: - Avoid sun exposure and use high UV protection creams (SPF 50). - Avoid sauna, swimming pool, and intense workouts for 5-7 days after the procedure. - Use gentle moisturizing products that support skin regeneration. - Avoid scratching or rubbing the skin - as it can lead to irritations.