Non-laser tattoo removal is a method that uses a specially formulated solution to gently extract ink or pigment from the skin. Unlike laser treatments, it does not rely on heat or light but works by drawing the pigment up to the skin’s surface, allowing it to fade naturally over time.

This method is ideal for removing or correcting permanent makeup (such as eyebrows, eyeliner, or lips) as well as small body tattoos. It is especially effective on colors that lasers often struggle with—like red, white, green, or light shades.

Most clients experience mild to moderate discomfort, similar to the feeling of the original tattoo or PMU application. A numbing cream is typically used to make the procedure more comfortable.

The number of sessions depends on the depth, age, and color of the tattoo or pigment. Some clients see results after just one or two sessions, while others may require several treatments for complete removal or correction.

Yes, non-laser removal can be used on most skin types. However, a consultation is recommended to assess your skin and ensure the treatment is appropriate and safe for you.

The treated area may appear red, slightly swollen, or scabbed as the skin begins to heal. This is a normal part of the process as the pigment starts to surface and is expelled from the skin.

Initial healing usually takes 7 to 14 days. During this time, it’s important to avoid picking at scabs or exposing the area to water, sun, or makeup. Complete fading continues over the following weeks.

Yes. You’ll receive detailed aftercare guidance, including how to keep the area clean and dry, what products to avoid, and how to support the healing process to achieve the best results.

In many cases, yes. While results vary, non-laser removal can fully eliminate or lighten unwanted pigment significantly, especially when multiple sessions are completed and aftercare is followed closely.

When performed correctly and with proper aftercare, the risk of scarring is minimal. It’s important to follow all healing instructions and avoid scratching or disturbing the area while it heals.