What is the pigment to be removed?
Inks which are carbon based will be removed more quickly, iron oxides are larger and take longer. However, we rarely know what pigment has been implanted.
How many layers?
If you have had several treatments of eyebrow tattoos over the years, this layers up on top of each other, pushing older pigment further in to the skin, so it will take longer to bring those layers up to the top of the surface to shed off.
Is there Titanium?
Titanium is the largest particle size (used in white pigment which could be in the mixture) so if the pigment contains this, the ink is heavier and will take longer to remove.
How deep was it implanted?
This will be down to the artist that performed the treatment. The deeper they went, the longer it will take to be drawn up to the top of the skin during sessions.
How saturated is the pigment?
The more saturated the ink, the more pigment there is to remove, so the longer it will take to remove.
Where on the body are we removing?
The further away from the heart the tattoo is, the longer it will take. Healing is also slower the further away from the heart the location is.
Oily vs. dry skin?
Oil will get in the way of pigment trying to move up to the top of the skin layers, so in those with more oily skin, the process will take longer.
The client’s own skin and healing process?
This is down to your immune system, metabolism, activity level, age, generally how quickly your body heals itself.
The client after care regimen?
It is essential to follow all aftercare given at your consultation for the best chance of a result. This includes (but is not limited to) making sure you don’t pick of scabs too early.
How much is is?
Working hours Brentwood / London Liverpool Street Mon- Fri, 9am-7pm: £99
All appointments are subject to availability