The Laser Clinic Blog
2nd May 2024
What is Microblading and How to Remove It?Have you had your eyebrows microbladed but have had a change of heart ? with the very latest Deka Studio Laser Tattoo Removal Machine you can rest assured they will be a thing of the past.
Microblading has been hugely popular in recent years, it is a semi-permanent solution for achieving ‘perfectly’ shaped eyebrows. However, for some, what once seemed like the ‘perfect’ move may now be a source of regret. Whether it’s due to dissatisfaction with the results or simply a change in preference, the good news is that there’s a solution: laser tattoo removal. In this Blog, we get in to what microblading is, top reasons for its removal, and how laser tattoo removal machines are a game changer if it is time to remove them.
What is Microblading?: Microblading is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattooing technique used to enhance the appearance of eyebrows. Unlike traditional eyebrow tattooing, which uses a machine and needle, microblading employs a manual handheld tool to create fine, hair-like strokes that mimic the natural look of eyebrows or make them look fuller and more defined brows that can last anywhere from one to three years with proper care and maintenance.
Reasons for Microblading Removal: While microblading can provide stunning results for many individuals, these are the top 5 reasons for removal:
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Dissatisfaction with Results: Despite the skill of the microblading technician, the final results may not always meet the client’s expectations. Factors such as color fading, uneven strokes, or an unnatural appearance may leave you disillusioned or worse looking like you have a continual frown!
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Change in Style or Preference: Trends in eyebrow shapes and styles can evolve over time, leading individuals to desire a different look than what their microblading provides.
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Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, some may experience allergic reactions to the pigments used in microblading, resulting in inflammation, itching, or other adverse effects.
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Fading or Blurring: Over time, microbladed eyebrows may fade or blur, resulting in a less defined appearance that no longer meets the individual’s desire or goals.
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Professional Concerns: In some professions, such as acting or modeling, versatility is key. They may need a different look or transform their style for different roles or projects.
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Skin Changes: Changes in skin texture or condition can affect the appearance of microbladed eyebrows. For example, oily skin might cause the pigment to fade faster, leading to an uneven look.
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Difficulty in Maintenance: Microblading requires regular touch-ups to maintain the desired appearance. For some, the ongoing maintenance becomes too much of a hassle.
How Brow Laser Tattoo Removal Works: Brow Laser tattoo removal is a safe and effective method for removing unwanted eyebrow tattoos, including microbladed eyebrows. The process involves using a specialised laser that emits high-intensity light pulses to break down the pigments in the tattoo ink. These fragmented pigments are then naturally absorbed and eliminated by the body’s immune system, gradually fading the tattoo over multiple treatment sessions.
When it comes to removing microblading, laser tattoo removal machines are not all the same! Here at the Laser Clinic Morpeth we use and recommend the Deka Studio Laser as it is cutting edge technology and has several advantages:
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Precision: Laser technology allows for precise targeting of the pigment particles in the microbladed eyebrows, minimising damage to surrounding skin tissue.
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Personalisation: Each laser tattoo removal session can be tailored to the individual’s specific needs, adjusting factors such as laser intensity and wavelength to achieve optimal results.
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Minimal Discomfort: While laser tattoo removal may cause some discomfort, most individuals find the sensation to be very tolerable, certainly in comparison to the initial microblading treatment.
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Safety: Laser tattoo removal is performed by trained professionals in a clinical setting, ensuring the highest standards of safety and efficacy.
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Gradual Fading: Unlike other methods of microblading removal, such as chemical solutions or abrasive techniques, laser tattoo removal offers gradual fading of the pigment, minimising the risk of scarring or skin damage.
All in all, while microblading can provide beautiful results for many , there may come a time when removal is desired or necessary. If you are not happy anymore with your microbladed eyebrows we can not only turn that frown upside down but we can literally erase it! So whatever the reason, its important to choose the right brow laser tattoo removal treatment. One that offers a safe and effective solution every time and for every skin type. If you’re considering microblading removal, book a consultation with us here we are fully qualified laser tattoo removal specialists and we are ready to discuss your options and create a treatment plan perfect for you. Get in touch: or message / call us on 07783 376702
Dissatisfaction with Results: Despite the skill of the microblading technician, the final results may not always meet the client’s expectations. Factors such as color fading, uneven strokes, or an unnatural appearance may leave you disillusioned or worse looking like you have a continual frown!
Change in Style or Preference: Trends in eyebrow shapes and styles can evolve over time, leading individuals to desire a different look than what their microblading provides.
Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, some may experience allergic reactions to the pigments used in microblading, resulting in inflammation, itching, or other adverse effects.
Fading or Blurring: Over time, microbladed eyebrows may fade or blur, resulting in a less defined appearance that no longer meets the individual’s desire or goals.
Professional Concerns: In some professions, such as acting or modeling, versatility is key. They may need a different look or transform their style for different roles or projects.
Skin Changes: Changes in skin texture or condition can affect the appearance of microbladed eyebrows. For example, oily skin might cause the pigment to fade faster, leading to an uneven look.
Difficulty in Maintenance: Microblading requires regular touch-ups to maintain the desired appearance. For some, the ongoing maintenance becomes too much of a hassle.
Precision: Laser technology allows for precise targeting of the pigment particles in the microbladed eyebrows, minimising damage to surrounding skin tissue.
Personalisation: Each laser tattoo removal session can be tailored to the individual’s specific needs, adjusting factors such as laser intensity and wavelength to achieve optimal results.
Minimal Discomfort: While laser tattoo removal may cause some discomfort, most individuals find the sensation to be very tolerable, certainly in comparison to the initial microblading treatment.
Safety: Laser tattoo removal is performed by trained professionals in a clinical setting, ensuring the highest standards of safety and efficacy.
Gradual Fading: Unlike other methods of microblading removal, such as chemical solutions or abrasive techniques, laser tattoo removal offers gradual fading of the pigment, minimising the risk of scarring or skin damage.
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