🚫 Keep the Area Clean & Exposed

  • Do not cover the area with a bandage or dressing—expose it to air to encourage faster, more effective healing.
  • Avoid touching the area. If absolutely necessary, make sure your hands are thoroughly washed before doing so.

💧 Avoid Excess Moisture

  • Do not soak the treated area in water. You may shower as usual, but avoid direct spray on the area and minimise water exposure to just a few minutes.
  • No baths, swimming, saunas, hot tubs, or tanning.
  • Avoid intense exercise that may cause heavy sweating.

⚠️ Do Not Disturb the Scabs

  • Do not pick, scratch, or peel the scabs. Let them fall off naturally to avoid scarring, infection, or pigment retention.
  • Interfering with the scabbing process will disrupt your results.

💖 Handle With Care

  • Gently blot any light bleeding at the edges if necessary—do not rub or soak the area.
  • Keep the area dry for at least 24 hours after treatment.
  • Once scabbing begins and the area needs cleansing, use clean fingertips with mild soap and gently rinse. Pat dry—do not rub.
  • Do not apply any creams, balms, or ointments during the scabbing phase.
  • If itching occurs (and the area is not near the eyes), you may gently dab with alcohol on a cotton pad to soothe.

🌿 After the Scabs Have Fallen Off

  • Only after all scabs have naturally fallen off, begin applying:
  • This helps nourish the skin and support ongoing healing.

🕒 Healing Timeline

  • A full 8-week healing period is required before the next lightening session (no exceptions).
  • This ensures your skin fully recovers and reduces risk of trauma.

⏳ Patience is Key

  • Tattoo lightening is a gradual process. Expect to need 3–6 sessions for noticeable results.
  • The number of sessions will depend on:

In some cases, partial fading is all that’s needed before we can proceed with correction. However, if pigment is misplaced or in an area where correction isn't possible, full removal will be our focus.

⚠️ Please note:

Results vary and cannot be predicted or guaranteed. Every skin type and pigment behaves differently.