Laser eyebrow pigment removal
Make room for a fresh start.
Older eyebrow micropigmentation can change colour or no longer suit your style. We assess pigment, skin and previous procedures before considering a progressive removal plan.
Eva Derm
When an assessment can help
Each case involves a different pigment and history.
Colour changes
Older pigment may appear grey, red, orange or uneven.
Outdated shape
The original brow design may no longer suit you.
Saturated pigment
Existing pigment can interfere with a new brow design.
Possible correction
Lightening old pigment may be part of preparing for future work.
Our approach
How an appointment works
All treatments are subject to an individual, in-person assessment. Results and the number of sessions vary.
01
Review pigment history
We discuss the colour, saturation and previous technique.
02
Evaluate the skin
The area is examined before any treatment is suggested.
03
Progressive treatment
The treatment approach and intervals are tailored individually.
04
Reassess the result
Subsequent steps depend on how the pigment and skin respond.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Could the pigment darken?
Some pigments may change colour after laser exposure. We explain this possibility as part of the assessment.
Will eyebrow hairs be affected?
Temporary colour changes to hairs can occur. We discuss risks and precautions before treatment.
Is one session enough?
Results depend on the pigment and the skin; no fixed number of sessions can be promised.
Individual outcomes vary. No fixed number of sessions or specific results can be guaranteed.
Talk about your eyebrows
Share your goals and find out what a personalised assessment involves.