Technique that uses a saline-based solution to gently lift unwanted pigment from the skin .
A controlled process designed to gently lift unwanted pigment, lighten previous over saturated pigment, and create a clean foundation for future work.
What's included in your appointment?
Each appointment includes a consultation, targeted pigment removal using saline, numbing if needed, and detailed aftercare guidance.
Also suitable for emergency removal within 24 hours of a previous procedure.
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How To Prepare & Aftercare
FAQ
Frequently Asked Q's
What is the difference between saline removal and laser removal?
Saline removal lifts pigment out of the skin using a salt-based solution, while laser breaks down pigment using light energy. Laser is usually better for darker, more saturated pigment, while saline is ideal for more targeted lightening or detail work.
What do brows look like after saline removal?
Immediately after the procedure, the area may look red and sensitive. This usually calms down within 2–3 days, followed by light scabbing that naturally sheds over 10–12 days.
What can saline removal treat?
It can be used to lighten or remove previous permanent makeup, including brows, lips, and small tattoos.
How many sessions will I need?
Most clients need a series of sessions depending on the depth, color, and saturation of the pigment. On average, it can take a few sessions to see full results.
How far apart are sessions?
Sessions are typically spaced about 6–8 weeks apart to allow the skin to fully heal.
Does saline removal hurt?
Some discomfort is expected, but it is manageable. Numbing can be used to keep you comfortable.
Will the pigment be completely removed?
In many cases, we aim to lighten the pigment enough for correction or cover-up. Full removal depends on the pigment and how the skin responds.
What is the healing process like?
The area will go through a healing phase that may include scabbing. It’s important to follow aftercare closely for the best results.
Is saline removal safe for all skin types?
It is generally safe for most skin types, but a consultation is recommended to determine the best approach for your specific case.
Can I do saline removal if I’ve had laser?
Yes. In some cases, a combination of laser and saline removal is used depending on the situation.