REMOVAL
Back to your natural expression.
Permanent Makeup & Microblading
Laser-Free Removal
Not every Permanent Makeup result develops as originally expected. Colour, shape or intensity can change over time – or the existing result may simply no longer feel right for you.
In many cases, the pigmentation does not need to be removed completely. Targeted lightening can be enough to make a harmonious correction or new pigmentation possible afterwards.
For laser-free removal, I work with different remover methods. Which approach is appropriate depends on factors including pigment colour, existing pigment layers, depth, treatment area, your skin and your desired result.
That is why every removal begins with a careful assessment and a realistic evaluation of what can sensibly be achieved from your starting point.
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Laser-Free PMU Removal – Individually Planned
There are different options for removing or selectively lightening unwanted pigmentation. The most appropriate approach depends on your starting point, the existing pigmentation and the result you want to achieve.
I do not offer laser treatment myself; I include it here because it is another option for PMU removal. The methods I work with include chemical removers as well as device-based removal using the Rahimi Remover.
I use the Rahimi Remover particularly often and prefer it for many starting situations. What matters, however, is always which method is most appropriate for the pigmentation, skin, treatment area and desired result.
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Laser Treatment –
for Context
With laser removal, pigments are treated with targeted light energy and gradually fragmented. The procedure is medically established and can be a suitable option for many tattoo and Permanent Makeup pigments.
With Permanent Makeup, however, certain pigment colours and compositions can present particular challenges. It is therefore important to assess carefully which pigments and treatment area are involved before laser treatment.
In Germany, laser removal of Permanent Makeup may only be carried out by appropriately qualified licensed physicians.
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Chemical Remover Methods
With chemical remover methods, a specially formulated remover solution is worked into the pigmented area in a controlled manner.
The treatment is carried out with similar precision and localised control to a pigmentation procedure. During the subsequent healing process, the existing pigmentation is gradually lightened or reduced.
Which remover can be used and whether this method is suitable for the treatment area depends on the product, the existing pigmentation and the individual condition of the skin.
Chemical removers are among the methods I work with. Depending on the starting point, they can be a suitable alternative or complement to device-based removal.
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Rahimi Remover
– My Preferred Method
For many pigmentations, I prefer to work with the Rahimi Remover. Unlike chemical remover methods, no remover solution or acid is introduced into the treated area.
This device-based method uses galvanic impulses and therefore follows a different approach from chemical removers or laser treatment.
I value this method in particular because, depending on the pigmentation and treatment area, it allows me to build the treatment gradually and with control. It may also be an interesting option for pigment colours that are more difficult to assess with other methods.
Even so, I never choose a treatment simply because of the name of a method. If another remover approach is more appropriate for your starting point, I will discuss that just as openly with you.
Which Approach Is Right for Your Pigmentation?
Not every unwanted pigmentation responds in the same way. Colour, pigment composition, depth, existing pigment layers, age and previous treatments can all influence which approach is appropriate.
The goal also plays an important role: should the existing Permanent Makeup simply be lightened enough to allow a new pigmentation afterwards, or should the existing colour be reduced as far as possible?
For that reason, I do not commit to a particular remover method before the assessment. I choose the approach according to what is most appropriate for your skin, your pigmentation and your desired result.
Why every treatment starts
with you
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Targeted lightening or more extensive removal depending on the desired result
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Choice of different laser-free remover methods
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Individual assessment of pigment colour, pigment layers and skin
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Option to prepare specifically for a later correction or new pigmentation
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Gradual treatment plan with assessment after each healing phase
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Removal and correction planning from one source
Not Everything Has to Be Removed
Complete removal is not necessary or the most appropriate goal in every situation.
If the shape and colour can in principle be corrected, targeted lightening may already be enough to allow a more harmonious new pigmentation afterwards.
In other cases, it may be appropriate to reduce the existing pigment as far as possible over several treatment stages.
I therefore plan the right strategy for you with the desired final result in mind – not just the removal itself.
Your PMU Removal Process
Your PMU Removal Process
Every PMU removal begins with a careful assessment of the existing pigmentation. Colour, intensity, visible pigment layers, treatment area, previous treatments and skin characteristics are all taken into account when planning the treatment.
Your desired outcome is equally important: sometimes targeted lightening is enough to prepare for a later correction, while in other cases the aim is to reduce the existing pigment as much as possible.
Because the response of both skin and pigment can only be assessed reliably after healing, I always plan removal as a gradual process.
Six steps, precisely coordinated.
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Consultation & Assessment
I begin by assessing the existing Permanent Makeup and your skin carefully. I take into account the colour, intensity, visible pigment layers, treatment area and any previous pigmentation or removal attempts.
Together, we discuss the result you want and what appears realistically achievable from your starting point.
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Individual Treatment Planning
Based on the assessment, we define the goal and treatment approach. This may involve targeted lightening in preparation for a later new pigmentation or reducing the existing colour as far as possible.
Which of the remover methods I offer is suitable is determined by your individual starting point. The number of sessions required can only be estimated approximately at the outset.
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Preparation & Anaesthesia
The treatment area is carefully prepared and hygienically cleansed. Where needed and appropriate, a topical anaesthetic can be used to make the treatment as comfortable as possible.
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Removal Treatment
I then treat the previously defined areas using the remover method selected for your individual starting point.
The treatment is carried out gradually and with control. Only the area that actually needs to be lightened or removed for the planned result is treated.
The extent to which the existing pigmentation has changed can only be assessed reliably after the subsequent healing phase.
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Healing & Aftercare
Immediately after treatment, redness, mild swelling and crusting may occur. The skin then needs time and rest to regenerate.
Crusts should not be removed or scratched off prematurely. During the initial healing phase, avoid friction and unnecessary stress on the treated area.
The appropriate aftercare depends on the remover method used, the treatment area and the condition of your skin. You will therefore receive precise aftercare instructions and, where needed, suitable care products.
Only once healing is complete can the extent of the change in pigmentation be assessed reliably.
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Assessment & Further Sessions
Once the area has fully healed, I assess the result with you and determine whether another treatment is appropriate.
Several sessions are often required for significant lightening or removal. The number actually needed depends on the pigmentation, the method used, your skin response and the desired result.
Further planning is therefore always based on the healed result – not on a fixed number of sessions.
FAQ
PRICES
PMU Removal Pricing
No two unwanted pigmentations are the same. Size, colour intensity, existing pigment layers, previous treatments, the method used and your desired result all influence the scope and treatment plan.
I therefore calculate the cost individually after assessing your specific starting point.
PMU Removal
Price based on treatment scope / on request
Correction of Existing Pigmentation
Price based on treatment scope / on request
Personal consultation
Not every unwanted pigmentation requires the same treatment. I assess the colour, existing pigment layers, your skin and your desired result carefully and discuss openly with you which approach is appropriate and realistic.
The aim is not automatically complete removal. In many cases, targeted lightening may be the right approach if a correction or new pigmentation is planned afterwards.