Removal of permanent makeup
remover · Kleczew · Konin
The removal of permanent makeup with a remover is a chemical procedure that pushes the pigment to the surface of the skin – a safe alternative to laser treatment, with no risk of burns or scars. Failed eyebrows, too dark pigment, unappealing shape? We can fix that.
Removal of PMU with a remover –
what does it involve?
The removal of permanent makeup with a remover is a procedure that involves introducing a specialized preparation (remover) into the skin, which binds to the pigment particles and pushes them to the surface of the skin.Unlike laser treatment, the remover works chemically – with no risk of burns, discoloration, or scars.
It is an excellent solution for pigment that has been introduced too deeply or unevenly, unwanted colors (red, blue, green shades), asymmetrical shapes of eyebrows and lips, as well as old and blurred permanent makeup.
We perform treatments in our clinic in Kleczew, accessible from Konin and the surrounding areas. Each case is preceded by a thorough consultation, and we select the preparation based on our knowledge of pigmentology – ensuring safety and effectiveness.
Remover vs laser –
what to choose?
- Works on all pigment colors including red, blue, and green
- No risk of burns and discoloration
- Precise work in the selected area
- Selection of the product for a specific pigment
- Short recovery – a few days
- Effective on dark, black pigments
- Risk of discoloration with light or dark skin
- Some colors (red, yellow) do not react to laser
- Longer recovery time
Procedure step by step
Assessment of the depth, type, and color of the pigment as well as the overall condition of the skin. Selection of the appropriate remover based on knowledge of pigmentology.
The product is precisely applied to the pigmented area. A possible feeling of burning or stinging is well tolerated due to appropriate working techniques.
After the treatment, the skin naturally pushes the pigment to the surface within a few days. Natural scabs form – do not pick them off.
You will receive recommendations and products to support healing. The skin usually regenerates within a few days. The next session after full healing.
Indications for the treatment
- Unsightly or unsuccessful permanent makeup
- Discoloration from previous PMU treatments
- Too dark, uneven, or poorly placed pigment
- Asymmetrical eyebrows, lips, or eyeliner
- Preparing the skin for new pigmentation
- Desire for complete removal of permanent makeup
Contraindications to the treatment
- Active infections and inflammatory skin conditions
- Freshly done permanent makeup (minimum 8 weeks break)
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Tendency to form keloids
- Skin diseases (psoriasis, atopic dermatitis) in the treatment area
Care after the treatment
- Do not pick at the scabs – let the skin heal naturally
- For a few days, avoid makeup and sun exposure
- Use regenerative products recommended by a specialist
- Do not use the sauna, solarium, or pool for at least 14 days
- New permanent makeup can only be done 3 months after the last treatment
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Frequently asked questions about PMU removal with remover
The procedure may involve a burning or stinging sensation, but it is well tolerated. We use appropriate techniques to enhance client comfort.
The number of treatments is individual and depends on the depth and type of pigment, the time since the makeup was applied, and the skin's reaction to the remover. Usually, 1–3 treatments are sufficient for visible results. We establish the plan during the consultation in Kleczew.
The remover is one of the elements of therapy. We often combine different methods, selecting appropriate procedures after consultation. Results depend on the type and depth of the pigment – we always inform about realistic possibilities before starting therapy.
Yes – after the skin has fully healed, usually 3 months after the last remover treatment. Performing new pigmentation earlier could disrupt healing and the correction results.
The skin may be slightly red and dry, with the possibility of small scabs forming – this is a natural reaction of the body pushing out the pigment. With proper care, the skin regenerates without issues within a few days.
