Tattoo / PMU Concerns

Whether it’s an old tattoo, faded microblading or permanent makeup that no longer suits you, correction treatments can help. We offer options to fade, improve or remove unwanted pigment.

Understanding Tattoo / PMU Concerns

Tattoo and permanent makeup concerns can develop for several reasons, and they are often linked to how pigment settles, changes or fades in the skin over time.

Some clients seek correction because the shape, colour or placement no longer feels right. Others may have pigment that has faded unevenly, changed tone, migrated slightly or become too dark for the desired result.

Permanent makeup can also be affected by skin type, pigment choice, previous technique, aftercare, sun exposure and how the skin naturally holds colour.

In some cases, older pigment needs to be lightened or removed before a new treatment can be carried out successfully.

Because tattoo and PMU correction is highly individual, a consultation is essential. This allows the area, pigment colour, depth and previous work to be assessed before recommending the safest and most suitable approach.

Treatment Recommendations T r e a t m e n t R e c o m m e n d a t i o n s

Note: These are treatments provided by The Yvette Clinic in relation to a range of Tattoo / PMU Concerns concerns.

It is important that you receive a course of treatment that is right for you and your particular concern. To that end, none of our treatments are undertaken until an initial assessment of your skin concern and consultation has been completed.

We offer a £45 initial consultation service, which will then be deducted from your first treatment.

Laser Tattoo Removal

Uses Q-switched laser technology to break down tattoo ink particles beneath the skin, allowing the body to naturally clear them over time. Results vary depending on ink colour, depth, age of the tattoo and individual skin response. A course of sessions is typically required. A patch test and consultation are required prior to treatment.

Li-FT® Saline Tattoo Removal

Li-FT® Saline Tattoo Removal is a non-laser treatment designed to help lighten and lift unwanted pigment from the skin. It may be suitable for clients looking to correct or fade old permanent makeup, microblading, cosmetic tattooing or small areas of unwanted tattoo pigment. At The Yvette Clinic, your treatment will begin with a consultation so Kirsty can assess the area, understand your previous treatment history and advise whether saline removal is the right approach for your skin and pigment.

Powder Brows

Powder Brows are a permanent makeup treatment designed to create soft, fuller-looking brows with a beautifully defined shape and a gentle, shaded finish. Rather than copying the look of individual hair strokes, Powder Brows build colour gradually to create a polished, makeup-soft effect. The finished result can be as subtle or as defined as you feel comfortable with, depending on your natural brows, skin and personal style.

Not Sure Where to Start? N o t S u r e W h e r e t o S t a r t ?

Let us guide you.

Book a £45 consultation and we’ll assess your skin, talk through your options, and create a treatment plan tailored to you.

The consultation fee is fully redeemable against your first booked treatment.

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Frequently Asked Questions F r e q u e n t l y A s k e d Q u e s t i o n s

Can unwanted tattoo or permanent makeup pigment be removed?

In many cases, unwanted pigment can be lightened or reduced, but results vary depending on the pigment colour, depth, age, placement and previous work carried out. A consultation is essential before recommending the best approach.

What is the difference between laser tattoo removal and saline tattoo removal?

Laser tattoo removal uses light energy to break down pigment particles in the skin, while saline tattoo removal uses a specialist solution to help lift pigment from the treated area. The best option depends on the type of pigment, depth, colour and location.

Do I need removal before having new permanent makeup?

Sometimes, yes. If existing pigment is too dark, uneven, saturated or the shape is no longer suitable, lightening or removal may be recommended before new permanent makeup can be applied successfully.