Microblading removal
Microblading that never looked the way it was promised
Microblading is cut into the skin with a blade, so the pigment sits deeper and more unevenly than with machine PMU. Creams and salt methods regularly fail at that. The picosecond laser doesn't.
Everything about microblading removal in detail, with procedure, prices and before/after pictures: microblading-entfernung-schweiz.ch.
Stay away from removal creams and salt abrasion
Every week I see brows that were first “corrected” with acid or salt. The pigment is usually still there, but now with scar tissue and light patches that the laser can no longer remove. So if you're still thinking about it: please, message first, decide afterwards.
Freshly done? Then we wait a little
Microblading must be fully healed before I can laser it, usually six to eight weeks after it was done. Older microblading that has already faded often goes in three sessions. Fresh, dark strokes need more like four. At the first appointment I'll tell you honestly where you stand.
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Frequently asked questions
Questions about microblading
Why is microblading harder to remove than PMU?
The blade cuts the pigment into the skin at uneven depths, sometimes down to deeper skin layers. A picosecond laser reaches that depth too; older lasers and creams don't.
My microblading is only four weeks old. Can I come?
Please wait until the skin has fully healed, usually six to eight weeks. Then we start. Message me anyway and we'll reserve an appointment.
It has already been treated with salt or acid. Can it still be lasered?
Usually yes, but I need to look at the skin. The laser can't remove scar tissue, but it can remove remaining pigment.
How many sessions are realistic?
Three to four for most. Faded microblading sometimes only two, very dark fresh work more like four to five.