Before Removing Microblade Eyebrows With Lasers Watch This : A Doctor Explains
There are two means of creating eyebrows Microblading and cosmetic ink tattoo. Many people are unhappy with the results of either and want to remove them. The laser is the best method to resolve a failed permanent or cosmetic ink The Microblade eyebrow looks natural but laser removal is difficult. While the tattoo cosmetic brow looks unnatural but if black easier to remove;
When a laser is applied to a microblade brow the ink oxidizes to a neon-looking orange-yellow color which is difficult to remove. We must change the laser to a 532 or KTP to try and reduce that orange-yellow appearance.
A traditional cosmetic ink if black responded nicely to the laser ( Q or Pico ) however if it was red then the red would turn black and become resistant to removal.
If either turned a new color the number of sessions doubled.
Dr. Messina is a Board Certified Physician practicing Medicine since 1986 and former Assistant Professor of Medicine at Stony Brook University School of Medicine.
The practice consists of Anti-Aging medicine using dermal fillers, Botox, Dysport, and lasers. One of the unique aspects is our laser tattoo removal practice separate and apart from the Messina Esthetic Medicine ( Messinaesthetics.com ) arm. Dr. Messina is a pioneer in laser tattoo removal having lasered over 10,000 tattoos over the years. The practice developed settings in wide use today, particularly for Red and Blue ink.
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Hi dr Messina! Firstly, I would like to congratulate you for the richly content. It’s been a source of wisdom about this great area of laser tattoo removal. Secondly, I hope you don’t mind if I share my personal knowledge (at least in retribution of you been doing). To be honest, the difference the old PMU (with the machine like a tattoo machine) and the microblading (done with a manual inductor) is only the technic. Inclusive you can use both in the same eyebrow. So, about the colors used, I can assure you that almost never is used black ink on the eyebrows. Despite is pretty common find healed brows with a black-grayish aspect, the main color used is always brown, maybe dark or light brown, and the professional chose the right color based on the natural brow hair to let it more natural. The problem with the brown is because it isn't a pure color. You can find a certain amount of red, yellow, blue (or black) and white to result in brown. The amount of each is changed to achieve a darker or a lighter brown, but is pretty common this mixtures in the majors PMU ink producers. Other procedure what can ruin the eyebrow in the future is try to neutralize the grayish just throwing orange ink to “rebalance” the color, thinking the cause of the grayish is the fade of the red and the yellow on the mixture, thinking were too much blue (or black) and white. This “neutralization” may work up to three or fours months, but the grayish will turn back easily. Even if this orange or the little portion of red and yellow is hard to see, they still there. And the problem show up just after the laser apply. The dark ink just gone, but the lighter one (red, yellow or both) just appears. If you ask, the most part of the weird colors brow comes from professionals who’s tried to correct the color with more color. I Hope spread some knowledge as you been doing. Thanks again!!
i had a black ombre eyebrow tattoo and have done 5 pico laser sessions, but they're still neon orange with patches of green/faded black. the guy doing the tattoo removal has already been using the wavelength that targets the orange but it's not budging. do you have suggestions?
Hello, I have smp which was done with dark brown ink containing iron oxide and carbon black. Would you recommend against getting this laser removed?
@DrUndoTattoo
Ай бұрын
Just saw this, I would be concerned the iron oxide may make removal difficult.
Mine turned pinkish color. It has been 5 years and I regretted it so much. What can I use to fade it faster? Thanks doc. 🙏
@anandanabila8439
9 ай бұрын
Me green I regregt
@innaclements4421
2 ай бұрын
You can find a more knowledgeable PMU artist and get your tattoo either lightened /removed or covered up with a natural color pigment)
Do you recommend saline removal ?
@DrUndoTattoo
Жыл бұрын
I worry about Celine removal because you are using a needle to go over the same spot of the tattoo on multiple occasions, and the risk of scarring is higher
@RoseaCreates
11 ай бұрын
It helped me
@darleneseetram8267
Ай бұрын
It did nothing for me didn't lighten at all after 3 times
What is the best option. Please help
@DrUndoTattoo
Жыл бұрын
I have been starting with Q yag. If it oxidizes to the orange yellow I then continue with a Q 532 (KTP). It takes a while but the ink so far has faded
@ttpowell8111
Жыл бұрын
@@DrUndoTattooDo you have a page on KZread? Which is the best removal method so far?
does the laser affect hair growth?
@DrUndoTattoo
10 ай бұрын
No a Q laser or Pico fires to fast to transfer enough heat to the follicle to stop hair growth.
Mine eyebrows turned YELLOW after 3 laser removals. and not just at the coner or at the end my whole entire eyebrow is yellow both brows! It's horrible! Has anyone been through this after tattoo laser removal. And do you have any suggestions hiw i cant get it off my skin.
@Crystalclear258
Ай бұрын
Use sea salt or glycolic acid they exfoliate the skin.
@DrUndoTattoo
Ай бұрын
yes very common esp with microblading ink. Have the laser set to the Q 532 wavelength and treat them as a red ink. I find very often this resolves or at least reduces the color.