Eyebrow Tattoo Removal In Glendale, CA

Evolve Eyebrow Tattoo Removal at New Look Skin Center in Glendale, CA, offers a specialized laser treatment to fade or remove unwanted eyebrow tattoos effectively. This advanced procedure uses the PicoWay laser by Candela, which emits targeted bursts of light to break down tattoo pigments without harming the surrounding skin. Whether you have an older tattoo, you’d like to remove or a design that no longer suits your style, Evolve Eyebrow Tattoo Removal can address these concerns, focusing specifically on the eyebrow area. It’s important to note that this service is unsuitable for microbladed eyebrows.

Eyebrow Tattoo Removal in Glendale, CA, is ideal for individuals looking to either partially or fully remove eyebrow tattoos. Candidates for this treatment typically include those dissatisfied with the shape, color, or placement of their existing tattoos. Most patients can expect noticeable fading after a few sessions, with optimal results appearing over time. The longevity of these results depends on factors such as skin type and the depth of the tattoo pigment. There is minimal downtime, allowing you to quickly return to your daily activities. For those interested in reclaiming their natural look, scheduling an appointment at New Look Skin Center is a positive step towards achieving it.

How does Eyebrow Tattoo Removal work?

Eyebrow tattoo removal uses a specialized laser, such as the PicoWay laser by Candela, to target and break down the tattoo pigments embedded in the skin. The laser emits short, high-intensity pulses of light that are absorbed by pigment particles in the tattoo. This light energy causes the pigment to shatter into smaller fragments, gradually eliminated by the body’s natural processes. The procedure is designed to selectively target the tattoo pigment without damaging the surrounding skin, making it an effective method for fading or completely removing unwanted eyebrow tattoos.

The treatment typically involves multiple sessions, depending on factors such as the tattoo’s age, color, and depth. Each session helps to break down the pigment further, resulting in the gradual fading of the tattoo. Depending on the individual, the laser can be adjusted to accommodate different skin types and tattoo colors, allowing for a customized approach to each individual’s needs. It’s important to note that while the procedure is highly effective for traditional eyebrow tattoos, it may not be suitable for those with microbladed eyebrows.

Benefits of Eyebrow Tattoo Removal:

FAQ

Who is a good candidate for Eyebrow Tattoo Removal?

Anyone who wants to fade or completely remove an unwanted eyebrow tattoo is a good candidate for eyebrow tattoo removal. Those with tattoos from traditional methods, not microblading, are most suitable for this treatment.

When will I see the results?

Results can often be seen after a few sessions, with the tattoo gradually fading. It may be necessary to undergo multiple treatments in order to achieve a satisfactory outcome.

How long do results last?

The results of eyebrow tattoo removal are permanent, as the pigment is broken down and eliminated by the body over time.

Is there any downtime or side effects?

This procedure has minimal downtime, though some patients may experience mild redness or swelling, which typically subsides within a few hours to a day.

What should I do before and after this treatment?

Before your eyebrow tattoo removal treatment, it’s essential not to expose yourself to the sun or use certain medications or skin care products as advised by your practitioner. After the treatment, you should keep the treated area clean and avoid direct sunlight to ensure proper healing. Follow any specific post-care instructions provided by your practitioner, such as applying a soothing ointment if recommended, and avoid picking or scratching the area to prevent irritation and promote optimal results.

What can I expect during this treatment?

During eyebrow tattoo removal, you can expect a brief session in which the PicoWay laser is applied to the tattooed area. The procedure is relatively quick, with mild discomfort similar to a rubber band snapping against the skin.