Laser Eyebrow Tattoo & Microblading Removal in Surbiton, Surrey

Laser eyebrow tattoo removal is £60 per session. Your consultation and patch test are free, and most brows need 1–3 sessions. If you're planning new brows afterwards, microblading or combo brows are £400, including your 4–12 week retouch.

Most brows need 1–3 sessions. It depends on the age of your brows, the ink used, the treatment method, how deeply the pigment was placed, how many treatments you've had and how your immune system responds. Everyone responds differently, and a small number of people don't respond as well, so we'll give you a realistic plan at your consultation.

Most clients describe a quick snapping feeling, like a rubber band against the skin. We don't use numbing cream, but each session only takes about 15 minutes and you'll wear protective goggles throughout.

Each session takes about 15 minutes. Sessions are at least 6 weeks apart, so your skin can heal and your body has time to clear the broken-down pigment.

Yes. You can have microblading or combo brows 6 weeks after your last laser session. Many clients only need their old brows faded rather than removed completely, so the new brows start on a clean base.

For the first 24 hours, don't wear makeup on the area and keep it dry. Keep the treated area completely covered from the sun for 2 weeks either side of each appointment, and wear SPF 50 on it at all other times — throughout your course and for up to a month afterwards. We'll give you full aftercare instructions on the day.

Redness, swelling, pinprick bleeding and bruising are normal straight after treatment, and some people get small blisters. There is a small risk of the skin becoming lighter or darker, and in rare cases permanent discolouration or scarring. We'll go through all of this at your consultation.

We can't treat anyone under 18, anyone who is pregnant, or tanned skin — including sun exposure in the last 6 weeks, sunbeds or fake tan. Some medications and conditions also mean we can't treat, such as Roaccutane or other retinoids in the last 6 months. We'll check your medical history at your consultation.

White or skin-toned pigment, often used to cover old work, can contain zinc oxide or titanium oxide. When lasered, these can darken to grey, yellow or black, which may mean more sessions or, in some cases, that the pigment won't remove. Let us know if you've had camouflage work and we'll talk it through.

Yes. A patch test is needed at least 48 hours before your first laser session. It's included in your free consultation.

At Enhanced by Emma Louise, a private, licensed studio at 62 St Mary's Road, Surbiton (KT6 5EY), with free off-road parking. Clients visit from Surbiton, Kingston, Thames Ditton, Esher, Hampton Court and across Surrey. Consultations and patch tests are free.