Tattoo PMU Removal by Alla

A day in my life as a laser removal specialist 😎

Tattoo removal, permanent makeup removal, consultations and lots of lovely clients 🥰

Every day is different, but the best part of my job is seeing your results and, of course, your smiles — they mean everything to me 🥹🤍

Permanent makeup removal after just ONE session with a picosecond laser!

Look at that result 👀
The pigment has already faded significantly after just one treatment — and this is only the beginning 🔥

Picosecond laser technology targets the pigment with ultra-short pulses, helping break it down so the body can gradually clear it naturally.

Results vary depending on the pigment colour, depth, and composition.

Would you remove your old PMU? 👇

Have you ever wondered why brown eyebrows can turn orange, yellow, or even dark grey after a laser session?
It’s not a mistake — it’s chemistry! Here is what happens under your skin:
1️⃣ Brown Eyebrows → Orange → Yellow
Brown pigment is a mix of black, red, and yellow. The laser first destroys the black component (1064 nm). What’s left? Red and yellow, which makes the brows look orange. In the next steps, we target the red (532 nm), leaving only yellow.
2️⃣ White Pigment → Greenish Tint
White pigment contains Titanium Dioxide (\text{TiO}_2). When laser light hits it, a chemical reaction occurs, changing its optical properties. As a result, the white pigment can temporarily turn dark or greenish.
3️⃣ Red Lip Pigment → Darkening
Lip pigments often contain Iron Oxide (\text{Fe}_2\text{O}_3). Under the 532 nm laser, iron changes its form (\text{FeO}), which can temporarily turn red lips dark grey or charcoal.
💡 Why does this matter?
A good specialist foresees these color changes and builds a clear step-by-step removal plan. Color changes are a normal part of the process, not a failure!
👇 Have questions about your permanent makeup removal? Ask in the comments!