Tattoo + Microblading Lightening & Saline Removal for in Orlando, FL
Tattoo Removal and Lightening in Orlando
A gentle, natural approach to fading unwanted tattoos and permanent makeup.

If you have unwanted, faded, or uneven tattoo pigment — including old permanent makeup or microblading — saline tattoo removal offers a safe, non-laser option for lightening or removing pigment. At About Face and Body in Orlando, we specialize in saline tattoo lightening and removal using a controlled, skin-respecting process designed to support natural healing. Whether you’re preparing for a correction or simply want pigment reduced, we’re here to help you move forward with confidence.
For more information, please visit our PERMANENT MAKEUP Correction page.
What Is Saline Tattoo Lightening & Removal?
Saline tattoo removal is a non-laser technique that uses a hypertonic saline solution to lift pigment from the skin. The solution is gently implanted into the tattooed area using a cosmetic tattoo machine, encouraging pigment to rise to the surface during the natural healing process.
As the area heals, pigment is gradually expelled with the scab — allowing for controlled lightening over time.
This method is commonly used for:
- microblading removal
- permanent makeup removal (brows, lips, eyeliner)
- tattoo lightening before correction
- fading unwanted or uneven pigment
Who Is Saline Removal Best For?
Saline removal may be a good option if you:
- have old or discolored microblading
- want to lighten brows before a new PMU service
- have uneven, blown-out, or migrated pigment
- are not a candidate for laser removal
- want a more controlled, gradual approach
- are removing cosmetic tattoos on delicate areas (face, lips, eyes)
Saline Removal vs. Laser Tattoo Removal
Saline Removal
- Non-laser
- Suitable for cosmetic tattoos and small areas
- Works well on brows, lips, and eyeliner
- Gradual lightening
- Can be used on delicate facial skin
Laser Removal
- Uses heat to break down pigment
- Not recommended for eyeliner or lip tattoos
- Higher risk of pigment oxidation with PMU
- Can be aggressive on facial skin
what to expect
SALINE APPLICATION
The saline solution is gently introduced into the skin using a controlled technique.
Healing Process
A superficial scab forms as part of the natural healing process. As it sheds, pigment is lifted from the skin.
Healing Timeline
- Initial healing: 7–10 days
- Minimum of 30 days between treatments
- Multiple sessions may be required depending on saturation











