Kendra Moore
Medical Aesthetician
Licensed esthetician since 2007 · Facials, skin health, and IPL treatments.
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Permanent Makeup (PMU) Removal · Dallas, TX
Honest permanent makeup removal
PMU is short for permanent makeup: microblading, lip blush, eyeliner, and eyebrow tattoos. It behaves differently than body ink, so we assess yours and tell you what is realistic first.
Permanent Makeup Is Its Own Conversation
Permanent makeup removal is a different treatment
Cosmetic pigments used in microblading, lip blush, and eyeliner tattoos are formulated differently from body-ink tattoos, so they respond to a laser differently too. Some lighten in a few sessions, some darken briefly before they clear, and a few pigments (especially certain reds and light browns) are more stubborn. We look at your specific PMU at a consultation and give you an honest plan, not a generic timeline borrowed from body-ink removal.
What to Expect
The PMU removal series
Here is how the process actually goes.
We use the same Hollywood Spectra platform we use on body-ink removal, tuned conservatively for the finer pigment in PMU. Each session sends brief pulses that lighten the pigment gradually across several visits spaced weeks apart so your skin heals between them, and if a full result is not realistic for your pigment we tell you at the start rather than after you have paid for a series.
Proven in Dallas
What sets us apart
A look at what stands behind the work we do.
Across 350+ reviews on our Google Business Profile.
Serving Dallas and the Park Cities from our Lovers Lane medspa.
Josanne Stephens still consults with clients personally.
Our Process
How your PMU removal plan comes together
1
Start with a consultation
Bring us your brows, lip liner, or eyeliner and your questions. There is no cost and no pressure to book.
2
Get an honest estimate
Your provider assesses your pigment and skin and gives you a realistic session count, not a guess.
3
Fade over a series
We treat across spaced sessions so your skin can heal between visits, with simple aftercare each time.
4
Track your progress
We check your fading at each visit and adjust the plan, staying honest about the final result along the way.
Dallas, Texas · Park Cities
PMU removal in Dallas, any time of year
We treat permanent makeup removal clients all year long, so there is no wrong season to start. Laser removal lifts pigment gradually over a series spaced weeks apart, and the treated skin stays more sensitive to light while it heals between visits. Sunscreen and a hat over your brows, lip, or eyeliner between sessions keep that skin protected whichever month you begin.
In Our Clients' Words
Why clients trust us
Real, verified Google reviews from clients across Dallas.
“I get Botox, fillers, micro needling, laser treatments.…I appreciate Josanne’s conservative approach to fillers.”
“Kendra used the IPL laser in that area and my skin looks like I’m 25. Kendra told me what to expect and made sure I was comfortable during the procedure. I can’t recommend her enough!!! Go see Kendra!”
“I’ve been getting laser treatments for a scar on my face from a Mohs procedure and it is looking GREAT! Morgan is very skilled and precise and the scar has almost disappeared with only two treatments.”
Ready to Start?
Let's map out what your PMU removal would take.
Answer a few questions about your permanent makeup and get a personalized recommendation, at no cost and with no pressure to book.
Meet Your Team
Experienced providers for your permanent makeup removal
The same experienced providers every visit, with a lead provider guiding your care.
Morgan Briscoe
Medical Aesthetician
Medical aesthetician focused on laser, light, and skin-health treatments with a conservative, results-first approach.
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Frequently Asked Questions
PMU removal questions answered
Can permanent makeup actually be removed with a laser?
Often, yes, though permanent makeup (PMU) pigment behaves differently from body-ink tattoos. Cosmetic pigments vary widely in what they are made of, and some respond well to laser treatment while others darken briefly before fading or need more sessions than expected. We assess your specific brows, lip liner, or eyeliner at a consultation and tell you what is realistic before you start.
How many sessions does PMU removal take?
It depends on the pigment, how deep it sits, and how your skin responds. Most clients need a series of sessions spaced weeks apart so your skin can heal and the pigment can keep clearing between visits. We give you an honest session estimate at your consultation rather than a one-size number.
Will removing my microblading or lip blush hurt or leave a mark?
Most people describe the sensation as brief and manageable, similar to a rubber band snap, and your provider takes steps to keep you comfortable. Afterward the area needs simple aftercare while it heals. We walk you through exactly what to do and what is normal to see as it fades.
What if I only want my PMU lightened, not fully removed?
That is a common goal, especially before a color correction or a fresh microblading appointment elsewhere. Lightening usually takes fewer sessions than full removal, and we plan toward whichever outcome you actually want at your consultation.
Is PMU removal safe, and who performs it?
Yes, when it is done by an experienced provider who understands how cosmetic pigments differ from body ink. At Well Labs+ Medspa your removal is delivered by an experienced aesthetician working alongside a lead provider, so you get genuine, hands-on care for the decision.
From Our Journal
Read before your visit
Our explainer on laser effectiveness shows how pigment breaks down, and the article on removal timelines explains how session spacing shapes results.
Related Treatments
Explore more of our laser and PMU removal options
PMU removal is one part of our laser lineup. See the full removal picture, or browse our broader laser and light treatments.
Let's map an honest PMU removal plan
It takes a few minutes and costs nothing. Tell us about your permanent makeup, and we will give you a realistic estimate and tell you plainly what to expect for your pigment.