EYEBROW TATTOO REMOVAL

In the 90’s and 2000’s the trend was towards permanent make-up (PMU) for eyebrows. This technique was very close to tattooing and the pigment implanted on an area as exposed as the face often tended to change colour.
In 2010, under the impulse of Ana Braica, semi-permanent make-up appeared in Switzerland. This new technique made it possible to redesign the shape of the eyebrow in a more natural way and faded with time (12 to 18 months).
First, there was the Browshading and a few years later the famous Microblading.
These two techniques are nowadays the benchmark when it comes to long-lasting eyebrow make-up.

To contemplate the transition from permanent to semi-permanent make-up and hope to obtain satisfactory results, the most effective solution is often tattoo removal.

For a long time, the only recognised technology for tattoo removal was the pigment laser known as Q-Switched or nanosecond pulse generation. The results obtained by this technology were sometimes imperfect and required many sessions.

In 2016, a new generation of laser called Picosecond appeared in the dermatologists’ and cosmetic doctors’ practices, enabling them to obtain convincing tattoo removal results in a minimum number of sessions.

It is a small revolution for all women who wish to get rid of their permanent make-up for good or are dissatisfied with the results of semi-permanent make-up.