- What is Saline Removal?
- What pigment color can be removed with Saline Tattoo Removal?
- When can I get Saline Removal?
- How many sessions does Saline Removal take?
- Benefits of Saline Removal (Botched Ink)
- Healing process & Aftercare
- Does Saline Tattoo Removal Hurt?
- Is Saline Tattoo Removal method safe?
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Permanent makeup is a lifesaver when it comes to saving your budget and time in the morning or having the best smudge-free makeup with a long-lasting effect. It is really advantageous to people who might have trouble with makeup application due to some reasons, related to health conditions: tremors, Parkinson’s disease, movement restrictions, and poor eyesight. It is also very helpful for elderly people and those who have allergic reactions to makeup.
Unfortunately, sometimes, the treatment can be performed unprofessionally, and you don’t like the result. The pigment can fade unevenly, migrate or even turn blueish or reddish if the PMU artist hasn’t learned the color theory.
But don’t get upset or frustrated. The most widely used, effective, and highly recommended procedure can help you deal with this – it’s called Saline Tattoo Removal. It will help you get rid of unwanted or bad permanent makeup. Find the most useful information about the life-changing procedure in our article.
What is Saline Removal?
Saline Removal is the process of completely removing unwanted permanent makeup with saline (salt water). The solution is injected into the same place as the permanent makeup pigment by means of a similar PMU machine for a certain period of time.
Basically, removers are suspensions that can bind to pigment molecules stabilized in the skin, then lift and remove them from the tissues of the skin. First, it turns the pigment into a lighter version of itself until it is completely removed. Saline Tattoo Removal implants the saline into the skin and makes the area dry out quickly. If there is some pigment there, it dries out too.
Today, here in California, there is a better version of salted water that doesn’t harsh on the skin or rub salt in the wound. The new, specially formulated solution is called Botched Ink.
The procedure can be done after the Microblading, permanent makeup (eyebrows, eyeliner, lips) or Scalp Micropigmentation disaster and is performed at reasonable prices.
What pigment color can be removed with Saline Tattoo Removal?
The new Saline Removal method can remove any color of pigment while laser removal doesn’t deal with reddish or yellowish shades.
When can I get Saline Removal?
After the eyebrow/eyeliner/lips permanent makeup procedure, the skin gets irritated and requires healing. So, you have to wait for six to eight weeks to schedule your Saline Removal injection appointment. It is done to protect your skin and to prevent skin scarring.
How many sessions does Saline Removal take?
You can do between one and six sessions of Saline Removal or more to get rid of permanent makeup, everything is individual here. Here is what influences on the number of sessions:
- complete removal or just lightening to do another cosmetic tattoo later
- skin type and characteristics
- how old the permanent makeup is
- pigment color
- the amount of pigment in the skin
- how deep the pigment is inserted (injection)
- the ingredients used in the pigment (organic/inorganic)
- the type of procedure (microblading or machine PMU).
You should keep in mind that you will have to wait for 6 – 8 weeks between sessions to let the skin recover and heal properly.
Feel free to book a ‘near me’ consultation appointment with the artists at Anna Kara’s Studio in San Diego (CA) today. They will provide all the necessary information and guide you through the procedure steps.
Benefits of Saline Removal (Botched Ink)
Saline Removal is a procedure that can be very beneficial for clients who got unprofessional permanent makeup and want to fade or remove it as soon as possible. The benefits of the procedure are:
- 100% safe
- reasonable cost
- positive reviews about the solution
- gentle because of the Aloe Vera formula
- quickly dries skin making a thin scab
- best painless solution
- works for all skin types and colors
- removes any pigment color
- effective results.
Healing process & Aftercare
The Aftercare instructions are very important to follow to achieve the desired results and to prevent complications and scarring.
There are open wounds after the procedure and the skin needs to be treated well during the healing process: for example, you shouldn’t wear makeup on this area. You will be given the full list of Aftercare Instructions after the procedure.
There are different types of instructions for different saline solutions. Some of them require the application of vitamin E oil, while others just require keeping the area clean. The most general pieces of advice are:
- Don’t pick the scabs to avoid scarring.
- Stay hydrated.
- Refrain from alcohol and smoking.
- Avoid heat, sun exposure, hot water, heavy sweating, and swimming.
- Avoid high-pressure water.
Does Saline Tattoo Removal Hurt?
Everything depends on the pain threshold here. Artists apply numbing cream or topical anesthetic during the procedure, so it is supposed to be painless. The worst thing is a bit of discomfort and mild sting that disappears immediately.
The Saline Removal procedure is very similar to the permanent makeup treatment you’ve done before, so you can compare them and know what to expect.
Is Saline Tattoo Removal method safe?
The answer is definitely YES. The Saline Removal procedure is completely safe because cosmetic tattoo pigments respond really well and safely to saline removal. That is why this type of removing procedure is the most recommended one among professional permanent makeup artists.
We always ask you to choose professional studios ‘near me’ with qualified, licensed, and certified artists who have open portfolios with Before/After pictures and years of experience. Also, always try to find honest reviews on the Internet.
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| Tattoo removal | $200 (one session) |
A treatment takes around 30 to 45 minutes for the eyebrows area.
Both saline and laser are effective methods for removing or fading a tattoo, with very few risks. However, some people prefer saline because of its all-natural properties. Some also choose saline for cosmetic work like microblading, because laser treatment may require the eyebrow hair to be shaved off.
Saline Removal does not cause scarring. Whilst being effective at removing ink and pigment, it is gentle on the skin.
- Day 1-2 The Drying stage: the removal area might be red, dry, with no bleeding.
- Day 3-10 The Scab stage: the removal area is dry and will have a scab over it.
- Day 10-4 weeks post procedure: scabs will fall off naturally and the skin will appear pinkish.
