Magnetic Tattoo Removal® — How It Works, Results & Healing
Key facts
Magnetic Tattoo Removal uses patented non-invasive magnetic needles and the E-Dermis Ink Extractor Solution. This page shows how the work is done and two photographed cases — session 1, healing days, a later session. Session count depends on the tattoo. Redness in the first days is healing, not a scar.
What is Magnetic Tattoo Removal?
People google magnetic tattoo removal, then they see results. Fair enough. This page is the record: how Magnetic Tattoo Removal is done in two clinical case studies.
Magnetic Tattoo Removal® is a professional method for removing or fading unwanted pigment and tattoo inks. It is used on permanent makeup and on body and scalp tattoos. It is not laser, not saline, and not an acid peel.
The Magnetic Tattoo Removal work is not just fading pigment; it is completely removing the pigment. Not just Cosmetic pigment. All types of Tattoo ink used for Permanent makeup, body tattoos, and for scalp SMP. It is not a laser, not a saline, not an acid peel.
You will see all from the Session one, the red days, a later sessions. How many sessions it takes depends on the tattoo. And the redness at the start is healing. It is not a scar.

The inventor and patented technology
Mrs. Linda Paradis is an inventor, international trainer, and developer of the Magnetic Tattoo Removal Technique.
With a professional career in the beauty and aesthetics industry spanning over 25 years, she has dedicated her work to developing advanced, non-laser methods for removing unwanted pigment from cosmetic and body tattoos.
Magnetic Tattoo Removal®—a patented professional technique designed to enable qualified practitioners to remove tattoos and permanent makeup while prioritizing precision, controlled application, and respect for the condition of the treated skin.

| Patent/application | Territory | What it covers | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| US 10,722,423 B2 | United States | An applicator with an 88- or 132-needle bundle: a square core plus a rounded outer row. The rounded shape limits the risk of puncturing skin or lips. Claims include its use for tattoo removal or permanent makeup. | Patents URL |
| US 11,376,183 B2 | Europe / China / Russia / Hong Kong | A device with magnetised needles above 100 Gauss, and a cosmetic method that removes pigment by magnetic attraction of the metal compound to the needle. | Patents URL |
| US 11,376,183 B2 | Europe (validated in Spain, Italy, Serbia, Switzerland, Turkey as TR 2021 017625 T4) | Magnetised-needle device (per LPG certificate) | Espacenet |
On this page, you will find treated microblading removal with Magnetic Tattoo Removal for our clients, Mrs. Asma and Mrs. Hala, for the lip tattoo removal case. The treatments are done by Mrs. Linda Paradis herself.
How the technique works
The patented non-invasive magnetic needles move 90 degrees back and forth on the skin. They stay in the stratum corneum, the dead skin cells on top of the epidermis, and thin that layer without puncturing the skin. No blood vessels there, so there is no bleeding.
The motion warms the skin. That warmth evaporates a little body water, and the E-Dermis Ink Extractor Solution, having 40% water, can move into the dermis. Ultrasonic and ultrasound action uses high-frequency sound to break ink particles up. The solution starts with electron spin, charged electrons, the pull on each atom, and a magnetic field in the skin. With the 300-gauss needles, that field pulls the dermal ink molecules apart. You see pigment on the gauze. Sometimes on the surface. That is the work.
What happens during treatment?
We talk first about what was tattooed, whether the client had laser or saline sessions, and the skin condition. Then we prepare the work. After the treatment, we do follow-ups and advise them on aftercare. Then we wait. Lips, usually take two to three weeks. Eyebrows, three to four weeks. Body and scalp SMP four to five weeks.
Some people feel a little pressure. Some get a mild tingle from the alcohol in the solution. It is not nothing, as it is not laser heat. And we do not numb the skin with chemicals before the treatment.

Effectiveness: what results are documented?
In the two completed and published cases, pigment came out. You see it on the gauze. You see it on the skin once it settles. You see the healed result.
It is not one wipe or session. How deep the ink sits, how many times that area was tattooed, and whether the person actually followed aftercare changes the calendar. Some people need another session. Some need more than that. Eight sessions is not a failure. It is a tattoo that sat deep. We don’t sell a magic number.
Asma is the eyebrow file. Hala is the lips file. Each one has the session count under the photos. If you only see fading, we are not finished. We don’t crop a halfway case and call it done. Body and scalp SMP go up when we have the same day-by-day set. We won’t post one random “after” and call it a study.

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Clinical Case Series: Before & After
Clinical case 1 — Asma
Area treated: Eyebrows
Where: Live demo, Dubai
Skin notes: Grey Carbon PMU Pigment, Titanium-Based Cover-Up Pigment, Orange Neutralizing Pigment, Deep Brown Microblading Pigment
Sessions shown here: 1 – 4
Status: Completed
Sessions Progress

Before treatment
Saturated multi-layer eyebrow PMU
Previous pigment layers
- Grey carbon PMU pigment
- Titanium-based cover-up pigment
- Orange neutralizing pigment
- Deep brown microblading pigment
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2 weeks after fourth sessionHealing progress
Treatment Video
Clinical case 2 — Hala
Area treated: Lips
Where: Live demo, Dubai
Skin notes: Low-Quality Organic Body Tattoo Pigment, Large Quantity Of Pigment Deposited Across The Lips And Surrounding Regular Skin, Due To The High Level Of Saturation And Pigment Present In The Regular Skin, This Case Required Multiple Treatment Sessions.
Sessions shown here: 1 – 4
Status: Completed
Sessions Progress

Before treatment
Heavily saturated lip tattoo
Previous pigment layers
- Low-quality organic body tattoo pigment
- Large quantity of pigment deposited across the lips and the surrounding skin
Because of the high saturation and the pigment present in the surrounding skin, this case required multiple treatment sessions.
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Healed, final result
Hala, lips. Before, healing days, later sessions, latest follow-up. Still in progress if the last frame is still healing. Not a finished result.
Treatment Video
Healing and aftercare
Right after the treatment, the skin often goes red. Warm too. Some people feel a sting when they wash, a day or two. That sting is often due to the alcohol in the solution. Makeup stays off the treated area for ten days. Sun and swimming stay off too. Sometimes a very light, thin crust. That crust is not a scar.
Don’t judge a brow on day 2. Day 2 is not the result. The picture we take on the chair is not the healed result.
Magnetic Tattoo Removal®: guidance Before & After a Magnetic Tattoo Removal Session
Before:
* Numbing products are generally not recommended before the procedure, in accordance with the Magnetic Tattoo Removal® protocol.
* Inform about recent laser, saline or acid removal, peels, surgery, acne treatments, Botox/fillers, skin conditions, medications, or recurrent herpes before treatment.
* If you have recently had another removal treatment or an aesthetic/skin procedure in the same area, the technician should confirm that the area has fully healed before proceeding.
* Avoid unnecessary irritation of the area before the appointment and follow any case-specific instructions provided by your trained technician.
After:
* Do not pick, peel, scratch or forcibly remove scabs/flaking skin. Allow the area to heal naturally.
* Avoid applying perfume or irritating cosmetic products directly to the treated area during healing.
* Allow the skin to fully heal before another removal session; the appropriate interval depends on the treatment area and individual healing.
The Healing:
* No picking scabs, soaking, swimming, saunas or tanning during healing.
* Avoid direct sun exposure for at least 1 week and do not apply makeup to the treated area for 10 days.
* Keep the area clean and avoid touching it unnecessarily, particularly with unwashed hands.
* Healing time varies according to the treated area, skin condition, previous treatments and individual response.
* If there are signs of possible infection or an unexpected/worsening reaction—such as increasing pain, spreading redness, significant swelling,discharge or fever—the client should seek prompt medical attention.
Magnetic Tattoo Removal compared with laser and saline.
People ask how this compares to laser and saline. Different machine. Different liquid. Laser uses light. Saline reopens the tattoo with a salt solution. We use the magnetic cartridge and the extractor. Other methods exist. We are not the same thing.
Frequently asked questions
How many sessions?
There isn’t a fixed number. Same problem with laser, same problem with saline. It depends how old the tattoo is, how dense the pigment is, whether you’re talking lips or brows or body, and whether laser or saline was used before. Some PMU cases move in a few visits. Heavy body work takes more. Waiting time is usually 2 to 3 weeks for lips, 3 to 4 for brows, 4 to 5 for body.
What does it feel like?
We don’t use chemical numbing. Some people feel pressure. Some feel a mild tingle from the alcohol in the solution. It isn’t zero sensation. It also isn’t laser heat. Skin to skin, it varies.
When do I look at the result?
After healing, not on the chair. Look at day 7 to 10 and the later photo. Not day 2.
Can You Treat a Case That Had Previous Laser or Saline Removal?
Yes, after a consultation. Prior laser or saline work changes the plan, the timing, and what we can expect. The skin and the remaining pigment are assessed first. Full removal is not guaranteed.
What do I do after a session?
Keep it clean. Don’t pick. No makeup on the area for ten days. No sun. No pool. Use the aftercare you were given.
Is this the same as saline?
No. Saline reopens the tattoo with a salt solution. Saline has a pH that typically ranges from 4.13 to 6.80. This protocol uses patented non-invasive magnetic needles with the E-Dermis Ink Extractor Solution with a pH of 8.5 to 9.0. People mix them up because both get called “non-laser.” Different machine. Different liquid.
Does it scar?
It is built to avoid burns. The red days are not a scar. Pick at it, skip aftercare, or come back too soon, and healing stretches. We put the middle days on the case pages so you can see the difference yourself.
Worth mentioning here: some people use Magnetic Needles with saline solution that can cause scars; be aware of them.
Is magnetic tattoo removal a scam?
A scam has no cases, no device trail, and no healing record. This page has two named cases, session dates, healing pictures, and the patent trail on this site. Read the photos. Then decide.
Documentation and references
These frames were taken while we worked on Asma and Hala. We photographed them. Original files stay with us. The light is clinic light. No filter pack. I have not cited a peer-reviewed trial on this page. These are photo files from the chair. We don’t call them a trial.
If a technician uses this sequence later, they should credit this page. If you see our photos selling another method, that isn’t us.