01/ Tattoo Removal:Make Room for What Comes Next

Not every client wants complete tattoo removal. Some want to reduce its intensity, lighten specific details, or prepare the area for a future cover-up.

EraseND allows qualified providers to address these goals with an individualized treatment plan.

How Laser Energy Interacts with Ink Beneath the Skin

When a tattoo is applied, ink particles are deposited in the dermis. Some are held within cells, including macrophages—immune cells that help process foreign material. This helps explain why tattoos remain visible for years, even as the skin’s surface continually renews.

EraseND delivers energy in short, nanosecond pulses. When the ink absorbs this energy, rapid localized heating and a photoacoustic effect create mechanical stress that helps fragment the particles.

Fading continues between appointments as the body processes fragmented pigment and the treated area recovers

Two Wavelengths for Different Pigment Targets

1064 nm

is used primarily for black and other dark tattoo pigments and provides deeper light penetration.

532 nm

is used for selected warmer colors, including red and orange, and acts more superficially.

Wavelength selection depends on the pigment’s color, composition, and depth, as well as the client’s skin characteristics.

What This Adds to Your Practice

Tattoo removal and lightening create a dedicated service built around specific client goals, a staged treatment plan, and follow-up appointments to assess progress.

There is also an opportunity to build referral relationships with tattoo artists whose clients need existing ink lightened before a cover-up.

02/ Permanent Makeup Lightening:More Freedom to Make a Change

A shape that once felt right may no longer match a client’s preferences. A color may shift. Multiple touch-ups may leave the pigment looking too dense.

These concerns can involve permanent makeup on the eyebrows, lips, eyeliner, and lash line. While individual requests vary, the goal is often similar: reduce the visibility of unwanted pigment and create more options for future correction.

EraseND offers 1064 nm and 532 nm options for different pigment targets. Treatment suitability must be assessed for each area; eyelid treatments require specialized training and appropriate ocular protection.

What This Adds to Your Practice

This service connects your practice with clients who are already motivated to change an unwanted result. It also creates opportunities to develop referral relationships with permanent makeup artists.

For suitable clients, lightening can be a preparatory step before new permanent makeup—after the skin has healed and the area has been professionally reassessed.

03/ Hollywood Carbon Peel:A Dedicated Service for Smoother, Fresher-Looking Skin

Dullness, excess surface shine, visible pores, and uneven texture are concerns clients regularly bring to skincare appointments.
The Hollywood Carbon Peel expands EraseND’s role in your practice with a laser service designed to support a fresher, smoother-looking complexion.

Unlike tattoo and permanent makeup treatments, the primary target here is the externally applied carbon.

Which Aesthetic Concerns Does It Address?

• Dull-looking skin: for a visibly fresher complexion.
• Uneven surface texture: for a smoother appearance.
• Visible pores: for a more refined-looking complexion.
• Excess surface shine: as part of an individualized approach to oily skin.

What This Adds to Your Practice

The carbon peel gives you a way to introduce EraseND to your existing skincare clientele.

It creates a distinct service for clients interested in skin appearance, with the option to include it in personalized skincare plans and an appropriate schedule of repeat visits.