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Lighter, less saturated eyebrow tattoo after one session.
Evolution Aesthetics Clinic

Laser method demonstration
Brows that look too dark, have changed colour or no longer suit your face can be faded with laser treatment. Your goal may be a softer colour or space for a future brow design.
Our Q-switched Alma Harmony XL PRO uses short pulses to target selected tattoo pigments. The video demonstrates body-tattoo treatment; brow treatment needs separate eye and pigment precautions.
key facts
Bring the dates of your original treatment and any colour corrections, plus pigment details if available. We examine the brows and discuss whether a small test area is appropriate.
Laser pulses can feel like brief snaps. Appropriate eye protection is essential, and brow hair may temporarily lighten or be affected. Redness, swelling or crusts can follow.
We review healing and the remaining colour before another session or new permanent makeup.
Real results
Individual results may vary.
Lighter, less saturated eyebrow tattoo after one session.
Early colour reduction across the treated brow area.
Questions
Laser can fade selected microblading pigments. The result depends on the ink mixture, depth, layers of earlier work and your skin response. Some pigment may remain. We discuss partial fading and fuller removal as different goals.
Different colours and layers respond at different rates. The first laser response helps guide further visits, with time between appointments for the skin to heal and the colour to settle.
Brown cosmetic inks can contain several colours. As a darker component fades, a warmer colour may become visible. Some pigments also undergo a laser-related change that makes them darker. These are different processes and can require different next steps.
Brow hair may temporarily lighten or be affected by the laser. We use appropriate eye protection and discuss the hair precautions before treatment.
Wait until the skin is healed and the colour has settled, then have the brows reviewed. Covering irritated or partly healed skin with new pigment makes it harder to assess the result and can create further problems.
This service is for eyebrow permanent makeup and microblading. Eyeliner and lip pigment need a separate assessment because the treatment areas and precautions differ.
At our clinic, this treatment is performed by the clinicians below. Learn about their qualifications, areas of practice, and roles in your care.
Meet the full team
Specialist Dermatologist
Medical Director of Evolution Clinic, Specialist Dermatologist from Russia, M.D., Official Trainer for Laser Technologies. DHA License 03624607-001
Meet Yulia
General Practitioner
General Practitioner at Evolution Aesthetics Clinic in Dubai. DHA License 39929792-001.
Meet Vera
General Practitioner
DHA-licensed General Practitioner with aesthetic privileges and 10 years of experience in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Her practice focuses on skin health, skin quality and personalised patient care.
Meet ElviraOur Q-switched laser delivers very short pulses of energy into selected tattoo pigment. The treated particles are gradually cleared by the body. The remaining ink, rather than an immediate pale appearance during treatment, shows how much fading has occurred.
Permanent makeup is often a blend of colours. Earlier corrections can leave additional layers that are not obvious at the surface. One component may fade while another becomes more visible. Some inks can darken after laser exposure.
Bring any pigment brand or colour information you have. A test area helps show the initial colour response. Later fading guides the next session.
A heavy brow may only need fading to look softer. A new design may need more of the old shape removed. The goal guides which areas are treated and when enough fading has been achieved.
The laser must be selected with your skin tone and tattoo colour in mind. Recent tanning and a history of dark or light patches after skin injury affect planning.
Give the skin and pigment time to settle between laser visits. Freshly treated brows may have redness, swelling or crusts, so avoid planning new microblading immediately afterwards.
Tell us about travel and sun exposure before booking. During healing, follow your cleansing instructions, leave crusts and blisters alone, and keep makeup off broken skin.
For more detail, read our guides to tattoo colours and removal and laser tattoo removal aftercare.
Tell us about recent tanning, allergies, medicines, earlier brow work and healing problems. Inflamed or itchy tattoos need medical review first. Keep prescribed medicines unchanged unless your prescriber advises otherwise.
Redness, swelling, blisters and crusts can occur. Brow hair may lighten or be affected. Possible risks include infection, scarring, lasting skin-colour changes and darker tattoo pigment.
Contact us for worsening pain, spreading redness, discharge or fever. Eye pain or a change in vision needs urgent medical care.
Questions
Keep makeup off broken skin, blisters and crusts. Restart once the skin has healed, following your aftercare instructions.
Bring the original treatment date, details of later colour corrections and any pigment brand or colour information you have. Tell us about previous removal attempts and how the skin responded.
Plan for healing and sun protection between visits. Share your travel dates before booking so treatment is not placed immediately before strong sun exposure.
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