Saline Removal

Service Description

What is Saline Tattoo Removal? Saline tattoo removal is a non-laser, natural method used to fade and remove unwanted cosmetic tattoos (microblading, permanent makeup) and small body tattoos. The process utilizes a sterile, hypertonic saline solution rather than light energy to lift pigment out of the skin. How the Process Works Application: A technician uses a standard tattoo or permanent makeup machine to deposit the saline solution into the targeted layer of skin. Osmosis: The high concentration of salt draws the trapped pigment particles upward out of the dermal layer .Scabbing: Over the next few days, a superficial scab forms over the treated area, binding the lifted ink into the crust. Healing: As the scab naturally flakes off, the pigment sheds along with it, revealing lighter skin underneath. Key AdvantagesColor-Blind:  Unlike lasers, which struggle with specific ink colors (like white, yellow, or flesh tones), saline recognizes and lifts all pigment colors equally. Gentle on Hair: The solution will not damage or singe natural eyebrow hair follicles, making it ideal for microblading corrections. Lower Scarring Risk: When performed correctly by a trained professional, the treatment keeps the skin intact and lowers the risk of structural tissue damage.Prevents Chemical Changes: It lifts pigment out of the body entirely rather than breaking it down into chemical fragments for the lymphatic system to absorb. What to Expect During RecoveryImmediate Look: The treated area will look red, slightly swollen, and raw right after the session.The Scabbing Phase: A dark, heavy scab will form within 24 to 72 hours. This scab must be kept completely dry and allowed to fall off naturally to prevent scarring.Total Healing Time: It takes roughly 4 to 8 weeks for the skin tissue to completely regenerate between scheduled sessions.Multiple Sessions: Complete or significant removal typically requires a series of 3 to 6 sessions, depending on ink depth and age.