Saline Tattoo Removal Near Me: PMU, Eyebrow & Microblading
Looking for saline tattoo removal near me? Botched Ink® trained technicians specialise in microblading removal, eyebrow tattoo correction, and even emergency saline removal for fresh work. With hundreds of certified techs worldwide, you can find trusted, local help on the map above.
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What Is Saline Tattoo Removal?
Saline tattoo removal is a safe, non-laser method that lifts unwanted pigment out of the skin using a gentle salt and saline solution. It works on all skin types and colours, and is especially effective for permanent makeup and microblading.
Unlike laser, saline isn’t colour-selective, it can fade any pigment. The treated skin dries, forms a light scab, and naturally sheds the unwanted ink as it heals.
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Microblading Removal Near Me – Correcting Brows Safely
Badly shaped brows or oversaturated microblading can be corrected with saline removal. Botched Ink® is designed to lighten or fully remove pigment while supporting healthy skin healing.
Most clients start with three sessions, then reassess how easily the pigment is lifting. Each session shows visible change, with brows becoming lighter and more natural.
Emergency Saline Removal – Act Fast if Brows Go Wrong
If you regret new brows within the first 48 hours, emergency saline removal can help. By treating the area quickly, a Botched Ink® tech can lift much of the fresh pigment before it heals in.
This service is ideal if you’ve had a recent treatment and want to minimise lasting results.
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How Many Sessions Will I Need?
The number of sessions depends on pigment depth, colour, and skin type. Some clients see good results in just a couple of treatments, while others need several sessions for full removal.
On average, prices range from £75–£175 / $150–$250 per session, with emergency removal usually at the higher end.
Why Choose Botched Ink® Technicians?
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Exclusive saline solution designed for cosmetic tattoo removal.
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Certified technicians trained in PMU and microblading correction.
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Safe for all skin types and colours.
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Gentle healing, with minimal risk of scarring or irritation.
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Trusted worldwide, with 100s of active techs listed on our map.
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Saline Tattoo Removal FAQS
What is saline tattoo removal?
Saline tattoo removal is a non-laser method that uses a salt-based solution to lift unwanted pigment from the skin. The solution creates an osmotic effect that draws pigment particles upward during healing. As the area scabs and naturally sheds, some of the trapped ink is lifted away.
How does saline tattoo removal work?
Saline tattoo removal works by implanting a salt solution into the skin, where it triggers osmosis. Water leaves pigment-holding cells to balance the salt concentration, dehydrating them and pushing pigment toward the surface. As the skin heals, the pigment rises into the scab and is carried out.
Does saline tattoo removal really work?
Yes, saline tattoo removal really works to lighten and sometimes fully remove cosmetic tattoos. Results vary depending on pigment depth, colour, and skin type, but most people see visible lightening after each session, with several sessions typically needed for full removal.
How painful is saline tattoo removal?
Saline tattoo removal is usually only mildly uncomfortable and often less painful than laser. Numbing cream can be applied to reduce sensation, and most clients describe the feeling as a stinging or scratching that fades quickly once the treatment ends.
Is saline removal better than laser removal?
Saline tattoo removal is often better for cosmetic tattoos like brows, lips, and microblading, while laser is more effective for large or traditional body tattoos. Saline can treat all pigment colours and skin types, whereas laser may struggle with cosmetic pigments or alter their colour.
How many sessions does saline tattoo removal take?
Saline tattoo removal usually takes between 2 and 6 sessions, though the number depends on how deep, dark, or saturated the pigment is. Each session lightens the area further, and full removal of old or dense work often requires multiple treatments spaced several weeks apart.
How long does it take for saline tattoo removal to heal?
Healing after saline tattoo removal takes around 7 to 10 days, as a light scab forms and falls away naturally. The skin continues to repair for several weeks after, so following proper aftercare helps ensure smooth healing and the best fading results.
Does saline tattoo removal cause scarring?
When performed correctly, saline tattoo removal should not cause permanent scarring. The process creates a controlled superficial wound that heals cleanly with proper aftercare. Risks increase if the skin is overworked during treatment or if scabs are picked while healing.
Can saline tattoo removal fix bad microblading?
Yes, saline tattoo removal is commonly used to correct or remove bad microblading. It can lighten or reshape overly dark, thick, or uneven brows and create space for new work. In many cases, only partial fading is needed to improve the look, not complete removal.
Will one session of saline tattoo removal be enough?
One session of saline tattoo removal can lighten pigment, but complete removal usually takes several treatments. How much fades after one session depends on pigment depth, colour, and skin type. Each session builds on the last for progressive lightening results.
Is saline tattoo removal safe for all skin types?
Yes, saline tattoo removal is considered safe for all skin types and tones. Unlike laser, it is colour-neutral and can lift any pigment shade without risk of turning it darker. Healing responses may vary, but the method is widely suitable across different skin types.
Can saline tattoo removal be used for emergency removal?
Yes, saline tattoo removal can be used for emergency removal within the first 48 hours of a new tattoo. This treatment lifts pigment before it fully settles in the skin, reducing the chance of unwanted long-term results. It is often chosen when clients are unhappy with fresh microblading
