Treatments / Brow & liner correction
Laser treatment to gradually fade unwanted eyebrow and eyeliner cosmetic tattoo, for a softer look or a fresh start.
How it works
Cosmetic tattoo can fade unevenly, shift in colour or simply stop suiting you. Laser removal delivers short pulses of light that break pigment into finer particles, which the body then clears gradually.
ABA offers removal for eyebrow and eyeliner tattoo. Pigment lightens a little with each session, so treatment is planned as a course. Whether you would like to clear old work or soften it before a redesign, we tailor the approach to your goals.
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The technology
Nanosecond pulses for pigment.
Q-switched lasers deliver extremely short, high-energy pulses that break pigment into tiny particles, which the body then clears naturally. The same principle is used for pigment, toning and fading unwanted cosmetic tattoo.
Zimmer
Cold-air cooling during laser treatment.
Cryo 6 directs air at around −30 °C onto the skin during and after laser treatment. Cooling the surface makes treatment more comfortable and helps reduce swelling.
Your visit
We look at the colour, depth and age of the pigment, discuss your goals and confirm laser removal is suitable. Some pigments respond less predictably, so a test area may be suggested.
The area is cleansed and protective eyewear is fitted. For eyeliner, the eyes are carefully shielded throughout.
Short laser pulses are passed over the pigment. Many people describe a quick snapping sensation. A session takes around 45 minutes.
Mild redness or swelling can follow and usually settles. Keep the area clean, avoid picking and protect it from the sun. We review fading before your next session.
Pricing
Your practitioner will assess the pigment and suggest a course at consultation. A $50 deposit secures your appointment and comes off your treatment on the day.
45 min
45 min
Questions
It depends on the colour and depth of the pigment and how long it has been in place. Most people need several sessions; we give you a guide at consultation and review progress as you go.
Many cosmetic tattoos fade considerably, but complete clearance cannot be promised. Some pigments, particularly lighter or warm tones, can change colour when treated, and we discuss this with you beforehand.
Yes, once the skin has fully settled. Lightening old pigment first often gives a cleaner base for a redesign, and your practitioner will advise on timing.
Individual results vary. Suitability is confirmed at consultation; temporary redness, swelling or tenderness may occur.