Removing or lightening permanent make-up on the eyebrows. Correcting PMU can be complex, so we first assess what is possible.
Permanent make-up can turn darker at the first treatment. That is why we first test how the ink reacts and discuss the result with you.
The StarWalker works with multiple wavelengths, so we choose the right setting for each colour. In this way we break down pigment in a targeted way while sparing the surrounding skin as much as possible.










Four steps, always in this rhythm. You know in advance what happens and what it costs.
We look at your skin and hair type and discuss what you want to achieve.
Together we draw up a plan: which technique, how many sessions, how many weeks in between and what it costs in total.
Following proven protocols, by our skin therapists and skin specialists. Your progress is recorded in your file, so we know exactly how your skin responds.
After every session you receive aftercare advice. In between, we adjust the plan until you have the result you want.
Single treatments or a 5 + 1 free course.
Three clinics in Amsterdam, Arnhem and Amersfoort. The same method everywhere, starting with a consultation (intake).
What you can expect from permanent make-up removal.
✓With young PMU, on average about 1 to 3 treatments are needed.
✓With older or dark PMU, more treatments may be needed. This differs per person and we cannot guarantee a result.
✓Whether partial removal is possible depends on how the make-up was applied.
✓We assess that at the intake.
✓The area may be red for a few days.
✓Do not use make-up on the area until it has healed.
✓The number of sessions differs per person.
Single treatments are always possible. A course of five with one free is better value and you can pay in three instalments.
With a test pulse we can see how the ink reacts.
We review your progress together per session.
Avoid sun and sunbeds before and during the treatment course, cool only indirectly and leave crusts and blisters alone. Only use numbing cream after consultation and only on closed, intact skin. Contact us if there are blisters, crusts or doubts about the skin reaction. Before the appointment, get in touch and report any new medication or antibiotics.
To carry out the treatment safely and effectively, we ask you to take the following into account:
After the treatment we apply a protective cream. If it is sunny, we also apply SPF. You yourself should apply Alhydran to the skin at least twice a day for at least 1 week after the treatment. This is a protective cream that supports the recovery of the skin.
You may experience some discomfort after the treatment. Because warmth is created in the skin during the treatment, the treated area may continue to glow for a while. If you need to cool the skin, always do so in a gentle and indirect way. Never place a cold pack directly on the skin.
With PMU on the face, redness, swelling and sensitivity can be clearly visible. Directly after the treatment a light whitening may also appear; this is called laser snow. Small pinpoint bleeding may also occur. These are normal skin reactions that usually subside within 2 to 48 hours. Leave the skin as undisturbed as possible during this period.
The pigment may also show a redder tint after the treatment. If this happens, we first assess what is possible and discuss the further treatment plan together.
Important:
Contact us directly if the skin reaction becomes worse, if you are in a lot of pain, if large blisters develop or if you doubt whether the healing is normal. Preferably send a clear photo, so that we can better assess the skin reaction.
After the treatment it is important to let the skin recover calmly. Use Alhydran at least twice a day for at least 1 week after the treatment, or longer if the skin is still dry, sensitive or recovering.
Good aftercare supports the healing process and helps the skin barrier recover optimally.
Are you unsure whether you may use a product? Then always get in touch with us first.
Do you experience a lot of pain during a subsequent treatment? Then lidocaine/prilocaine cream may be a possible option.
This numbing cream is available from your GP. Are you using numbing cream? Then we ask you to apply it in a thick layer about 1 hour before the treatment and cover it with cling film. We remove the cream at the clinic before we start the treatment.
We do not favour this by default. Numbing cream can make the skin softer, so the laser sometimes reaches the pigment less well and the result may be less optimal.
Use numbing cream only on closed and intact skin. Always follow the instructions on the leaflet. Do you have an allergy to numbing cream, or are you unsure whether you can use it safely? Then first consult your GP or pharmacist.
Throughout the entire treatment course we advise you to be careful with sun exposure and sunbeds.
Avoid sun and sunbeds for 4 to 6 weeks before and after the treatment. Tanned skin cannot be treated safely, because the laser reacts to pigment. This increases the risk of pigment shifts, burns or, in exceptional cases, permanent skin damage.
If you do go out in the sun, make sure the treated area is well protected and covered with clothing, a plaster, sports tape or another protective dressing. Also apply SPF 50+ daily. Sunscreen alone is not always sufficient with direct sun exposure.
Before every treatment we assess the skin condition. If the skin is too tanned or if we cannot carry out the treatment safely, the practitioner may decide to postpone the treatment. Your safety and skin health always come first.
It is important to keep at least 8 weeks between treatments. During this period the body is busy clearing the pigment particles. Scheduling treatments closer together does not give faster results. Every skin and every PMU responds differently to laser treatments. The average number of treatments we mention on the website or during the intake consultation is therefore always an indication.
Factors such as pigment depth, colour used, skin type, lifestyle, medication, sun exposure and following advice can affect the final result. In some cases more treatments are needed than expected in advance.
Because every skin, PMU and physical reaction is unique, we cannot guarantee an exact final result or the number of treatments required.
Do you become pregnant during the treatment course? Please let us know. During pregnancy we temporarily pause the treatment course.
This depends on how the permanent make-up was placed. We assess this after the consultation and the test pulse. PMU correction can be complex.
We cannot rule that out. We work precisely and in measured doses, and with good aftercare the risk of scarring is small. Follow the aftercare advice.