Saline removal, or pigment lifting, is a non-laser tattoo removal technique that uses a specialized saline serum to remove poorly placed or over-saturated permanent makeup. The serum is tattooed over the existing pigment, causing it to bring the ink to the surface of the skin. This process creates a mild scab that will naturally fall off, taking the unwanted pigment with it. Saline removal is a gentle and effective method of removing pigments, and it is less invasive and less painful than traditional laser removal. Multiple sessions may be required to fully remove the unwanted pigment, and the process can take several months to a year. The results of Botched Ink saline removal are typically very successful, and the skin will heal naturally without scarring or damage.
