What is Botched Ink ?

Botched Ink is a saline tattoo removal solution specifically formulated for the gentle removal of microblading, permanent makeup, and small body tattoos.

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How does Botched Ink works?

Botched Ink works by implanting a hypertonic saline solution into the unwanted pigment. This process causes the pigment to lift and fade gradually over multiple sessions.

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Is Botched Ink suitable for all skin types?

Yes, Botched Ink is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. However, the skin needs to be healthy

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How many sessions are typically needed with Botched Ink?

The number of sessions required varies depending on factors such as the type of pigment, depth of the tattoo, and individual skin characteristics. On average, clients may require 2-4 sessions spaced 6-8 weeks apart.

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Is Botched Ink painful?

Discomfort levels vary from person to person, but most clients report mild discomfort during the treatment. Topical numbing cream can be applied prior to the procedure to minimise any discomfort.

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Are there any side effects or risks associated with Botched Ink?

Mild side effects such as redness, swelling, and temporary scabbing may occur following treatment. However, these typically subside within a few days. Proper aftercare instructions will be provided to minimise the risk of complications.

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Can Botched Ink be used to remove all colours of pigment?

Botched Ink is effective in removing a wide range of pigment colours, including black, brown, red, and blue. However, some colours may require additional sessions for complete removal.

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Is there any downtime after Botched Ink treatment?

There may be some downtime depending on the individual's skin response and the size of the treated area. It is common for the skin to appear slightly red and swollen immediately after treatment, but this typically subsides within a few days.

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How soon can I see results after Botched Ink treatment?

Results vary from person to person, but gradual fading of the pigment can ussually be observed within a few weeks of the first treatment session.

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Is Botched Ink safe for use around the eyes?

Caution should be exercised to avoid contact with the eyes during the procedure. Botched Ink is not recommended to be used for removing pigment from eye liner.