Assessment before promises
Color, saturation, depth, skin, and treatment history affect what may be achievable. The plan begins with those realities.
Existing pigment, reassessed
Old shape, unwanted color, or saturated pigment can limit what new permanent makeup can safely and honestly achieve. Removal begins with an assessment of the existing work and a realistic conversation about the path forward.
Start with the outcome
The right appointment starts with what you want to change, simplify, or maintain.
Why Infinite is different
Color, saturation, depth, skin, and treatment history affect what may be achievable. The plan begins with those realities.
Removal is considered in relation to your longer-term goal, including whether future permanent makeup is part of the plan.
Complete removal, timing, and session count cannot be guaranteed. Expectations are set case by case.
Treatment options
Not sure which option fits? Request the closest match and we will refine the plan with you.
An assessment-led appointment for eligible existing pigment, with the treatment path determined by the work and skin in front of us.
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What to expect
Existing color, shape, saturation, skin, and treatment history are reviewed before a plan is recommended.
If the area is suitable, treatment follows the agreed plan with clear expectations for the immediate response.
The area must heal before progress, another session, or future permanent work can be evaluated.
Assessment first
These real studio images illustrate the kind of shape, color, and saturation details that must be evaluated before a removal plan is made.



Client review
I absolutely LOVE waking up and not having to put on makeup anymore.
Elisa B.
Common booking goals
I do not want to cover old pigment and make the problem heavier.
I need to know whether removal should come before correction.
Before your visit
Before you decide
Still unsure after reading? Send the studio your question before requesting the appointment.
Session count cannot be confirmed from a generic description. Pigment, saturation, depth, treatment history, skin, and response all affect the plan.
Complete removal cannot be guaranteed. The goal and likely limitations should be discussed after the existing work is assessed.
No immediate timeline should be assumed. The area needs to heal and be reassessed before future permanent work is considered.
Sometimes correction is possible, but adding pigment over saturated or poorly shaped work can make the problem harder. An assessment determines the safer route.
Clear, makeup-free photos in natural light and any available information about previous treatments will make the initial conversation more useful.
Tattoo Removal consultation
Share your goals, timing, and any previous work or treatment history. The studio will review your request and help you choose the right next step.
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