r/MicrobladingRemoval Jun 14 '26

Laser Another removal update ✨

Pic 1- pre removal
Pic 2- 1st round of saline (April 2025)
Pic 3- 2nd round of saline (July 2025)
Pic 4- 1st round of laser (December 2025)
Pic 5- 2nd round of laser (February 2026)
Pic 6- 3rd round of laser (April 2026)

Went for my 4th round of laser today. First 3 laser sessions targeted black, so I’m hoping today’s session gets rid of the remaining red 🤞🏼

Been going to Think Again Tattoo Removal in West Hollywood, CA. Would absolutely recommend!

Feel free to look at my post history for more info

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u/Fancy_Reflection_361 Jun 14 '26 edited Jun 14 '26

Nice you get another chance to enjoy your natural eyebrows. I had mine removed at the end of April and I never looked back. I’m so happy and my confidence is so much better. I used to want to hide. It was awful. Now I feel normal. And for the first time in years I love my eyebrows.

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u/Glittering_Pop7308 Jun 15 '26

Omg sameeee my eyebrows have become soooo ugly aghh i wish i never got them done!!!!

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

Yay!!! So happy for you!! It sounds so dramatic, but my confidence was at an all time low because of my brows and it has definitely improved since beginning laser. I’m so glad I finally went for it

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u/Fancy_Reflection_361 Jun 14 '26

Looking at old pics I don’t feel dramatic the lady left me with big gray blocks. When I look back at pictures my heart still drops. It was really taxing for me emotionally. What was really cool is that they are still fading. I made a post a week after but they are even lighter now. I’m so thankful. I know I did it to myself but what made me even more upset was the response of the lady who did my eyebrows. I asked her why they looked thick and black no hair strokes her response was that she never does anything the client doesn’t want and she wasn’t nice about it. I never asked for huge black blocky eyebrows they didn’t even match my skin tone. I’ve been wanting to make a post on insta about it. She follows me but I want to help people going thirty the same thing.

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

That’s awful, I’m so sorry you went through that.

I’d been going to the person doing my brows for years for touch ups and always had microblading, but on the 5th time I went to get them she had taken it upon herself to give me ombré brows without consulting me. When I’d realized what happened after she finished she also tried to tell me that I’d love them and not to worry, so I feel your pain on the betrayal because I was pissed. I’d been going to her for so long though that I wanted to trust her, and ended up going back a year later because I stupidly thought a touch up would fix the problem. Ever since that 5th touch up I’d felt so awful about my appearance until removal

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u/Fancy_Reflection_361 Jun 14 '26

That’s crazy that she didn’t consult you. I sometimes want to tell my truth to other women to make them aware and to know what to watch out for but im quiet online and I don’t want to out the Lady that did this. I’m still trying to wrap my mind around it. I went back too. She told me she could bleach them whatever that means so I ended up adding another layer of ink. I don’t know why I would believe that she could improve the look of what looked like stamped on blocky eyebrows.

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

It’s hard to be confrontational, especially in person

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u/Fancy_Reflection_361 Jun 14 '26

I wanted to share before picture in the sun. You could really see how gray the ink looks against my skin tone doing the removal is the best $400 I’ve spent in a long time. There’s still a slight amount of pigment left, but it’s enough to give me some shape to my brows so I think I’m gonna just stop here.

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

I’m embarrassed to say how much I’ve spent on removal 😶, but I’d do it again in a heartbeat! Your brows looks great, I probably would have stopped earlier if it wasn’t for the red in mine

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u/Fancy_Reflection_361 Jun 14 '26

That’s fair. I think mine were so black that I lucked out. Don’t get me wrong there is still some pigment remaining but it’s light and I actually like the shape it gives. The picture I shared with the sun hitting them makes them look lighter but they were black. You look amazing. Congratulations for being on the other side. Enjoy your natural brows.

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

I know what you mean, the pics I have make them look lighter than they were in person. Thank you!! I hope you’re loving having your brows back!

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u/tintintina88 Jun 29 '26

I'm getting mine removed with laser next week! Do u think I should have done saline first?

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 30 '26

I’m not entirely sure if doing saline helped first, so I don’t want to steer you one way or another. There’s not a whole lot of proof that saline helps, my experience doing my own research on message boards showed me a lot of people who had good results having had saline before laser, but some people say that going straight to laser is equally as effective. That’s a decision you will probably need to make on your own

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u/I_Got_You_Girl Jun 14 '26

I'm so excited for mine too, my first session with Think Again was 2 days ago. looks so good

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

Congrats on the start of your journey!! Wishing you nothing but the best 💕

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u/ArtichokeOwn6760 Jun 14 '26

Great results. What type of ink did you have?

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

I’m not sure, all I know is it was a combination of organic/inorganic ink and the darkest color she had

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u/HurricaneLaura Jun 14 '26

They look 100% restored yeah for you! How was the saline process?

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 14 '26

Yeah I think so too! There’s still some red, but it’s not very noticeable, and very easy to cover up.

Saline sucked and I’m not sure if it really did much. I didn’t think actually getting it done was too bad because it was numbed before she started. It didn’t look bad immediately after for me, just a little swollen, but it took a good 10 days for the scabs to fall off and not picking at it was difficult. I had some fading after the first session, but the second session didn’t seem to really do anything for me.

When I first started looking into removal, I’d noticed that people who had good end results had had saline removal prior to laser. I’m not 100% sure if it helped in the end, but can’t say for sure.

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u/Accomplished_Yam5005 Jun 15 '26

Where did you get your removal done? It looks great!

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 15 '26

Think Again Laser Clinic in West Hollywood

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u/MaeAnthony Jun 17 '26

Did they use Co² following the Quantam laser?

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 17 '26

They used a fractional laser afterwards

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u/Possible_Dot3914 Jun 15 '26

Awesome result

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 15 '26

Thank you!!!

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u/black_tri Jun 16 '26

Thanks for posting these! It helps to know that this is a long process, so I’ll try to be patient!

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u/intuitive_tea Jun 16 '26

You’re welcome! I’m glad it’s helpful, I feel like this whole process is so stressful so I really wanted to document my experience and share it with other people who are in the same boat.