“My goal is to offer natural soft results that age well over time. If your previous work has turned ashy, or is fully saturated, or was done with a bad shape, I will suggest laser removal as the first step.”

Here are some of the following reasons why:

1. Hair-strokes sit ton top of old pigment, which can mix with old tones (gray, blue, red, or orange) and heal to an unexpected color.

2. Adding more pigment on top of over saturated skin can make brows look solid or muddy, and require laser removal in the future.

3. If the old work is dark, the new nano strokes won’t be visible.

4. Previous tattooing can create scar tissue or altered skin texture, which affects pigment retention and stroke sharpness.