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Laser tattoo removalMicroblading and permanent makeup

Eyebrow tattoo removal

Taking your brows back, one session at a time.

Microblading, powder brows, permanent makeup: the pigment clears with the laser.

$150taxes extra
We look at the size, the inks and their depth, then tell you how many sessions to aim for. No obligation.The consultation: 50 $ on site, credited toward your treatment if you go ahead
The plan

How it works

A line that is too thick, a shape that does not work, an asymmetry you now see and nothing else, or a colour that has turned ginger. A brow does not hide under a sleeve: it sits in the middle of your face, and it changes what you see in the mirror every morning. We remove it with the PicoSure laser, session by session, and we tell you plainly where you stand each time.

Microblading, microshading and powder brows

Permanent brow makeup, recent or old

A too-dark line you only want to lighten

What’s included
  • The consultation: $50 on site, credited if you go ahead
  • $150 per session, or $397 for four sessions
  • Eye protection placed before every session
  • At every visit we tell you where the pigment stands
Who it’s for

For someone living with microblading or permanent makeup they no longer want, whether it went wrong, went out of style, or simply turned colour.

Removal is gradual, variable, and comes with no guarantee of complete clearance. The pigment may change colour along the way. We assess your skin before starting: the laser targets pigment, so we do not treat darker skin tones for removal here, and we tell you at the consultation rather than afterwards.

How it unfolds

How it goes

Four steps, and the third is the one nobody else explains to you.

  1. 01

    The consultation

    We look at the pigment, its depth and your skin, and tell you what it is realistic to aim for. It is $50, paid on site at the visit, and it comes back on your plan if you go ahead with us.

  2. 02

    The session

    A metal shield is placed on the eye, under the lid: on a brow, goggles do not seal well enough against the orbit. The laser then passes over the area. It is short, and it stings like a snapping elastic.

  3. 03

    The pigment may change colour

    This is the one we tell you beforehand rather than letting you find it in the mirror. Brow pigments can darken, or turn red, orange or yellow, sometimes right after the first session. It is not one more thing gone wrong: it is a known step. We wait a little, and we go again.

  4. 04

    We go again, 6 to 8 weeks apart

    Time for the skin to heal and your body to clear the fragmented pigment. Three to six sessions for most people, sometimes more. We do not promise you a count in advance.

The microblading must be healed before we go in with the laser: we leave at least six to eight weeks after it was done.

Is it for you?

Eyebrow tattoo removal, for you or not

This is for you if

  • Your microblading is too thick, badly placed, asymmetrical, or has turned colour
  • You only want it lightened so it can be re-pigmented over
  • You want to avoid the risk of a scar on your face

This is not for you if

  • The pigment was placed less than six to eight weeks ago: the skin must have healed
  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding: we postpone, as a precaution
  • Your skin is tanned right now, or you have an active infection on the area
  • You want a firm end date: nobody can honestly give you one

We never promise complete clearance, nor a session count fixed in advance. A 2026 study of seventy-five people tried to predict the number of sessions from the pigment’s colour: no colour parameter managed it. We look, we tell you what we see, and we reassess at every visit.

The base

An eyebrow is not a tattoo

A skin tattoo is made with carbon, placed deep and dense. Microblading, powder brows and permanent makeup are made with something else: iron-oxide and titanium-dioxide pigments, set shallower and looser, precisely so they fade on their own over the years. That is why a brow clears in three to six sessions where an arm tattoo takes eight to ten. And it is also why it can change colour before it goes.

  • The laser fragments the pigment, then your body clears it between visits
  • The skin is never opened: nothing is scraped, nothing is reopened
  • Your real brow hairs are singed during the session and grow back within a few months
  • A metal shield is placed on the eye, under the lid, before the first pulse
FAQ

Before your session

They are singed during the session, and they grow back. It is unavoidable: the hair leaves the skin at a very sharp angle and absorbs some of the energy, especially if it is dark. Full regrowth takes a few months, and that is the part people find long. Some pages will tell you the laser does not touch the follicle: that is not true, and we would rather tell you before than after.

Yes, and you should know before we start. Permanent makeup pigments are not tattoo ink: they contain iron oxide and titanium dioxide, which can change colour under the laser. A brow can darken, or turn red, orange or yellow, sometimes within days of the first session. This has been documented since the 1990s and it is treatable: we wait a little, and we go again. It lengthens the plan; it does not stop it.

Three to six for most people, sometimes more, six to eight weeks apart. That is far fewer than a skin tattoo, which takes eight to ten, because brow pigment sits shallower and looser. We do not give you a firm number up front: at each visit we tell you where the pigment stands.

A session is $150, taxes extra. The four-session package is $397: four sessions paid one at a time would be $600, so the package saves $203 and works out to $99.25 a session. The consultation is $50, paid on site at the visit, and that $50 is credited to your plan if you go ahead with us. Since most brows take three to six sessions, the package covers many people’s full plan, without guaranteeing it.

It stings, like an elastic snapping on the skin, and the area is small so it is short. We can cool the area or apply a numbing cream. The brow is a sensitive spot: we will not pretend you will feel nothing.

With a metal shield placed on the eye, under the lid, after a drop of lubricant. These are not goggles: on a brow, goggles do not seal well enough against the orbit, and that is exactly what causes the eye injuries reported in aesthetics. Tell us if you have had eye surgery, a corneal graft or recent LASIK.

We do not do it, and here is why, plainly. Those methods reopen the skin to lift the pigment out in the scab: the work happens on the epidermis, not under it. The laser fragments the pigment without opening anything. And there is no peer-reviewed research on the effectiveness or safety of saline or glycolic removal, while laser removal has been documented for thirty years. On a face, a scar shows.

The laser targets the pigment while sparing the skin around it, which limits the risk, but it is not zero: it rises if the scabs are picked during healing. We give you the aftercare, and we ask you not to touch it.

If so, tell us, even if we cannot see it. Flesh-toned pigment contains exactly what turns black under the laser, and it can be invisible to the eye. It is the one thing we cannot work out for you, and it changes the plan.

Once the plan is finished and the skin is properly healed. We will tell you at the last visit, based on what the area has been through: it is not a fixed delay, and re-pigmenting too early on repairing skin is the surest way to start over. We do the removal; re-pigmenting happens elsewhere.

We look, and we tell you what is realistic.

We look at the size, the inks and their depth, then tell you how many sessions to aim for. Once only, then you book freely.

$150taxes extra
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