Studio Raissa Velasco offers assessment for old pigment, unwanted shapes and colors that have changed over time. Each removal plan is individual. There is no universal number of sessions and no responsible promise of complete removal.
How does laser micropigmentation removal work?
Laser energy interacts with pigment particles. The body gradually participates in the elimination process, which is why intervals between sessions are necessary. Response varies according to color, depth, composition, saturation and previous procedures.
When an assessment may be useful
- a brow shape that no longer suits the face;
- gray, red or highly saturated pigment;
- old work that prevents a new technique;
- asymmetry or a result outside the desired design.
How many sessions are needed?
An exact number cannot be defined without examining the area and monitoring the response. Superficial, lightly saturated work may respond differently from deep pigment or several layers. Safe intervals must be respected.
The goal may be removal, lightening for correction or preparation for a new design. The plan can change as the area evolves.
Aftercare
Redness, sensitivity and temporary changes may occur. Follow the instructions provided and contact the team if you notice anything unexpected.
- do not scratch, rub or remove scabs;
- keep the area clean as instructed;
- avoid unauthorized cosmetics;
- protect the area from the sun;
- respect the recommended interval before another session.
Tell the team about medication, skin conditions, a tendency to scar and recent procedures. Medical assessment may be recommended when necessary.
Common questions
Is complete removal guaranteed?
No. Response depends on pigment, depth, layers, skin and individual reaction.
Can new micropigmentation be done later?
Often yes, but only after healing and assessment.
Book an assessment in Rio de Janeiro
Choose the most convenient location: Barra da Tijuca, at Edifício BlueChip — Av. das Américas, 3333, room 1512; or Tijuca, at Titanium Offices — Rua Eng. Enaldo Cravo Peixoto, 215, room 306.
