Permanent Makeup Skin Care & Academy

Tattoo removal for body tattoos and permanent cosmetics.

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Tattoos have become a very popular way of permanently modifying our appearance however as time passes, we can come to regret the decision. What seemed like a good idea at the time can cause problems in later life. An unwanted tattoo can lead to psychological distress and cause difficulty in social and work environments.

Om Spa tattoo removal utilizes a specially designed inorganic chemical remover developed by Rejuvi Laboratory California which is applied in the same method as the original tattoo, it's designed to draw the tattoo pigment out of the skin, removing the unwanted tattoo.

Rejuvi tattoo remover can only be applied by an experienced tattoo or micropigmentation artist, it is not suitable for home tattoo removal use, and it is not a DIY fade product. We do also use LIFT- saline solution specially created for removing unwanted, poorly done permanent makeup. This is only one safest procedure to use in removing tattoo eyeliners.

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Permanent makeup can be removed on average in around four treatments* however, ink lightening can usually be achieved in a single treatment*. Om Spa tattoo removal is equally effective on all permanent makeup tattoo colors and is effective on both professionally applied and most homemade tattoos.

Tattoo removal Treatments are spaced at 8–10-week intervals and larger tattoos may have to be divided into smaller 5" x 5" sections for subsequent treatment.

For more information on this innovative treatment method please have a look through the site. 

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* Number of treatments varies from less to more depending on your circumstances and the condition of the original permanent makeup/tattoo:

How old is the permanent makeup /tattoo? The older, the more skin layers are grown on top over the years, and it will take more time to get ink lightening

How saturated (dark) it is?  The darker and more saturated, the more session might take

Have you ever had any cover-ups?  The more cover-ups the process takes longer to remove each layer

 

Aftercare

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Correct aftercare is vital to achieve the best results from the treatment and to help avoid scarring or post-treatment complications, including the risk of serious infection.

If a dressing is applied, it should be loosely fitted and breathable. Do not leave any dressing in prolonged contact with the treated area, (max 6hrs). If the dressing becomes stuck carefully cut around stuck sections and remove as much dressing as possible. Do not force it off. The treated area should be allowed to air dry, avoid using dressings if possible. If used remove it whenever possible. Avoid treated area rubbing on clothing or other surfaces which may irritate the area.

A thick and tough protective crust will form on the treated area, the crust must be kept dry at all times. When bathing ensures the crust is well protected from water contact and avoid getting it wet. Avoid heavy workouts or excess sweating which may also dampen the crust and lead to infection.

Due to the design and function of the remover the crust keys into the skin extremely hard, do not pick off or attempt to forcibly remove the crust, this will destroy the newly constituting skin and is liable to cause scarring. Allow the crust to naturally peel away for 10-14 days. When the crust begins to lift it may be necessary to cut away the lifting parts to prevent stuck areas from being torn off. In case of the treated area is itching, tap the area lightly to relieve, do not scratch.
 

 

Tattoo before treatment.

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Tattoo immediately following treatment. Some ink has come to the surface. This will harden into a thick crust. Which should be kept dry.

Tattoo around 1 week after treatment. The crust should be hard and dry and firmly attached to the skin. The crust should also be full of ink.

Tattoo after around 2 weeks following treatment. Crust should still be hard and dry and starting to detach from the skin at the edges. Carefully remove any lifted areas (to avoid snagging) being careful not to pull off firmly attached crust.

After around 3 weeks, crust should have detached leaving skin slightly red. Start applying Rejuvi soothing h cream with firm massage 2-3 times per day. Area can be bathed and treated as per normal. Treated area should be left 8-12 weeks before subsequent treatment.

After a period of months skin should return to normal. Avoid prolonged or harsh sun exposure or sun beds at first and reintroduce slowly (new skin will easily burn).

Below the waist

If the treated area is below the waist, healing may be longer, and weeping may be greater due to higher fluid pressures in the lower body. Elevate the area whenever possible to help the healing process.
 

Infections

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Untreated or prolonged infections can do a lot of damage to the healing area and may lead to prolonged healing times and permanent scarring. Untreated or incorrectly treated infections may become potentially serious and could require emergency medical attention. If there are any signs of infection contact your GP immediately.

If the crust fails to dry becomes damp or wet of it's own accord, begins to weep any fluid after 12-24 hours of treatment or after the crust comes away the skin continues to weep any fluids or is discolored (some redness is normal) or has been subject to cracking, picking, impact or abrasion / irritation it is possible that some infection has occurred. In case of infection, consult with your GP to obtain oral anti-biotic tablets as soon as possible. Do not allow medical staff to forcibly remove the crust this will cause excessive trauma to the skin and will result in scarring. The area can be also be dried and sterilized with 2-3% hydrogen peroxide available from some pharmacies. Apply the hydrogen peroxide sparingly only to the affected area at the edges of the crust only, do not apply over the crust itself. 
 

Allergic Reaction

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Allergic reactions to the tattoo remover are very uncommon, however allergic reactions can occur with topical anesthetics if used, aftercare products or balms or even dressings and adhesives. It is recommended all products utilized in the removal process are patch tested prior to use however you may have elected to not have the patch testing performed. Test aftercare products on an untreated area before use.

Allergic reactions will become apparent within a very short time following contact with the irritant product (20 minutes to a few hours, if beyond this time such as days then it is more likely the area has become infected).

If you suffer an allergic reaction (swelling, excessive itching or blistering) contact your technician, it is advisable to take antihistamine or anti allergy remedy (available at pharmacies) or contact your GP. Some slight swelling post treatment is normal and some itchiness in the later stages is a normal part of the healing process, similar to when you suffer from a cut or graze. Hydrocortisone cream may be used on the area once the crust has come away, do not use over the crust. If using aftercare product discontinue use or check for allergic reaction on normal untreated skin.
 

Once the crust has come away

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Once the crust comes away the treated area may be red, raised, dipped or have a pink halo effect around it. These are quite normal effects. The area will slowly return to normal skin over a period of months and these effects should diminish. Use Rejuvi soothing H cream to help the skin healing process and to help prevent scar tissue formation. Should the tattoo require further treatments it is recommended that they are spaced at 8-12 week intervals.

The treated area can be more sensitive to sun exposure for some months after treatment. Use a good sun block and expose the area gradually to the sun avoiding prolonged exposure or exposure to strong UV lights such as sun beds. Once fully healed the area should still tan as normal.