Treatment

Q-Switched Laser – tattoo/​permanent makeup removal

Safe removal of unwanted tattoos and permanent makeup with the Q-Switch laser

Q-Switched Laser – tattoo/permanent makeup removal

Laser removal of permanent eyebrow makeup – Q-switch technology

Precise removal of tattoos and permanent makeup with the Q-Switch laser. Effectively breaking down pigment without damaging the skin.
Zblizenie: dlon w rekawiczce przyklada bialy naswietlacz z wyswietlaczem do czola lezacej pacjentki z zamknietymi

What is the procedure?

The Q-switch laser is an advanced technology used to remove permanent makeup by breaking down pigment particles embedded in the skin. The ultra-short pulse laser beam precisely targets the pigment, crushing it into microscopic particles, which are then removed by the lymphatic system in a natural metabolic process.

Q-switch technology enables short-term light contact with the skin, which minimizes the risk of overheating tissues and damaging healthy cells. The energy acts selectively on the pigment - the skin remains intact, and the treatment itself is quick and safe.

Reka kobiety siega po turkusowa butelke kosmetyku ustawiona na bialej polce obok sloiczkow kremow, tlo z zlotej tapety

Effects of the treatment

  • Gradual removal of permanent eyebrow makeup
  • Pigment lightening in a controlled manner
  • Possibility of correction or complete removal of the dye
  • Evening out the skin color in the treatment area

Indications for the procedure

  • Unsuccessful or unsightly permanent eyebrow makeup
  • Wanting to completely remove pigment from eyebrows
  • Correction of incorrectly selected shape, color or symmetry

Contraindications

  • Photodermatoses and photosensitivity
  • Active skin infections (bacterial, viral, fungal)
  • Fresh tan and use of self-tanners
  • Skin cancer or suspicion of cancer
  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Reduced body immunity
  • Oral retinoid therapy (up to 6 months after completion of treatment)
  • Photosensitizing herbs and drugs (St. John's wort, calendula, tetracyclines)
  • Chronic skin diseases in the active phase (e.g. psoriasis)
  • Uncontrolled diabetes

Removing permanent makeup requires a series of 4-8 treatments performed every 6-8 weeks. The number of sessions depends on:

  • depth and type of dye
  • pigment color (reds and yellows are more difficult to remove)
  • skin condition
  • previous correction attempts

A full consultation before the first treatment allows you to estimate the number of required repetitions and tailor an individual therapy plan.

You do not have to choose alone

The best treatment starts with a good consultation.

If you are not sure whether this is the right treatment, book a short consultation. We will choose the plan, treatment order and home care without guesswork.