How long does Juvederm last?

It depends on the formula and where it goes. Lip fillers tend to last six months to a year, while cheek formulas like Voluma can last up to two years. Areas that move more, like the lips, break down a little faster. Your body and metabolism play a part too. Touch-ups keep your look consistent over time.

How do I make my filler last longer?

A few habits help. Stay hydrated, since hyaluronic acid holds water. Protect your skin from sun with daily sunscreen, as UV breaks filler down faster. Eat well, manage stress, and avoid smoking. Gentle skincare helps too. A steady weight keeps results consistent. Most of all, book touch-ups before your filler fully fades to maintain your look.

What is the difference between Juvederm and other fillers?

Juvederm is a brand of hyaluronic acid filler, like Restylane and RHA. What sets the family apart is its smooth gel texture and its range of formulas built for specific areas. Voluma lifts cheeks, Volbella softens lips, and others fill folds. Your injector picks the brand and formula that best fit your face and goals.

Can fillers be dissolved?

Yes, and that is a big plus. Hyaluronic acid fillers like Juvederm can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. So if you do not love the result, or want to adjust the volume, it can be corrected. This safety net is one reason many people feel comfortable trying fillers for the first time.

Are fillers the same as Botox?

No, they do different jobs. Botox relaxes the muscles that cause movement wrinkles, like forehead lines. Fillers like Juvederm add volume to plump lips, lift cheeks, and fill folds. So the right pick depends on your goal. Many people even use both together for a fuller refresh. We help you decide at your consult.

What should I avoid before getting Juvederm?

For about a week before, skip blood thinners like aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, and vitamin E, since they raise your risk of bruising. Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before too. Come with clean, makeup-free skin if you can. A little prep helps you heal faster and keeps bruising to a minimum.

How long does Juvederm last?

It depends on the formula and where it goes. Lip fillers tend to last six months to a year, while cheek formulas like Voluma can last up to two years. Areas that move more, like the lips, break down a little faster. Your body and metabolism play a part too. Touch-ups keep your look consistent over time.

How do I make my filler last longer?

A few habits help. Stay hydrated, since hyaluronic acid holds water. Protect your skin from sun with daily sunscreen, as UV breaks filler down faster. Eat well, manage stress, and avoid smoking. Gentle skincare helps too. A steady weight keeps results consistent. Most of all, book touch-ups before your filler fully fades to maintain your look.

What is the difference between Juvederm and other fillers?

Juvederm is a brand of hyaluronic acid filler, like Restylane and RHA. What sets the family apart is its smooth gel texture and its range of formulas built for specific areas. Voluma lifts cheeks, Volbella softens lips, and others fill folds. Your injector picks the brand and formula that best fit your face and goals.

Can fillers be dissolved?

Yes, and that is a big plus. Hyaluronic acid fillers like Juvederm can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. So if you do not love the result, or want to adjust the volume, it can be corrected. This safety net is one reason many people feel comfortable trying fillers for the first time.

Are fillers the same as Botox?

No, they do different jobs. Botox relaxes the muscles that cause movement wrinkles, like forehead lines. Fillers like Juvederm add volume to plump lips, lift cheeks, and fill folds. So the right pick depends on your goal. Many people even use both together for a fuller refresh. We help you decide at your consult.

What should I avoid before getting Juvederm?

For about a week before, skip blood thinners like aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil, and vitamin E, since they raise your risk of bruising. Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before too. Come with clean, makeup-free skin if you can. A little prep helps you heal faster and keeps bruising to a minimum.

Does IV therapy actually work?

The honest answer is it depends. For dehydration, a hangover, or low nutrient levels, IV therapy delivers fluids and vitamins fast, and many people feel better quickly. For broad cure-all claims, the science is thinner, and it works best as a wellness boost, not a fix for a medical problem. We keep expectations realistic at your visit.

Is IV therapy better than drinking water or taking vitamins?

For everyday health, food, water, and sleep still come first. But IV therapy has one edge: it skips digestion, so your body absorbs close to 100 percent of the nutrients right away. Pills absorb far less. So an IV works faster when you want a quick reset, not as a daily replacement for good habits.

What should you not do after IV therapy?

Skip alcohol and hard workouts for the rest of the day, since both can undo the hydration you just gained. Try not to rush off and stress your body right away. Also avoid too much caffeine, which is dehydrating. Keep it simple: drink water, eat well, and let the nutrients do their job.

Can IV therapy help with a hangover?

Yes, a hangover is one of the top reasons people book IV therapy. A drip rehydrates you fast with fluids and electrolytes, which is what a hangover really drains. Added vitamins and anti-nausea support can ease the headache, queasiness, and fog. Most people feel human again within the hour. It is a popular next-morning reset after a big night.

What is the difference between an IV drip and a vitamin shot?

A drip delivers fluids and a full blend of nutrients slowly through a vein, over 30 to 60 minutes. A vitamin shot, like a B12 injection, is a quick jab into the muscle with one or two nutrients. Drips hydrate and do more at once. Shots are faster and simpler. We offer both, based on your goal.

Can you build a custom IV drip?

Often, yes. Many blends start with a base and let you add boosters, like extra B12, glutathione, or vitamin C, based on your goals. Tell us whether you want energy, glow, recovery, or immune support, and we tailor it. Your provider makes sure every add-on is safe for you first.

Is body contouring permanent?

It depends on the treatment. Frozen fat cells are gone for good, but you can still gain new fat if your weight goes up. Muscle tone fades without upkeep, so you may need touch-ups. Pigment for stretch marks lasts years but can soften over time. A steady routine helps you keep your results longer.

Is body contouring safe?

Yes, non-surgical body contouring has a strong safety record. It uses no cuts and no anesthesia, so the risks stay low. Most people only feel mild, short-lived effects like redness or tenderness. Safety still depends on a trained provider, so always choose a licensed one. We review your health history first to keep your treatment safe.

Does body contouring hurt?

Most treatments feel mild. Muscle sculpting feels like a deep workout. Cryosculpting feels cold and tight at first, then numbs. Pigment camouflage feels like a light tattoo. None need anesthesia, and any discomfort is short. We check in with you and adjust for your comfort the whole time.

How much does body contouring cost?

Cost depends on the treatment, the area, and how many sessions you need. Smaller areas cost less than larger ones. Many people book a package, which lowers the price per visit. Ask about current specials too. At your consult, we give you a clear price before you commit to anything.

Can I combine body contouring treatments?

Yes, many people do. The three treatments target different things, so they pair well. You might build muscle in one area and reduce fat in another. We can plan them together or space them out. At your consult, we map a combo that fits your goals and your schedule.

How should I maintain my body contouring results?

Keep a steady weight with good food and regular movement. That protects both fat loss and muscle tone. Drink water and care for your skin too. Some people book a maintenance visit now and then. Small, steady habits keep your results looking their best over time.

How long does a brow tint last?

A brow tint usually lasts three to six weeks. The color fades gradually as your skin renews and your brow hairs shed and regrow. Your skin type, aftercare, and how often you exfoliate near your brows all affect how long it holds. Most clients rebook once the color starts to soften.

Does brow tinting damage your natural brows?

No, brow tinting does not damage your natural brows when done by a trained artist. The dye coats the surface of the hair and does not weaken it. Reactions are rare and usually tied to sensitive skin, which is why a patch test and careful application matter.

Can you get a brow tint if you have sensitive skin?

Yes, many people with sensitive skin get brow tints comfortably. The key is a patch test a day or two before, so your artist can check for any reaction. Tell them about past sensitivities, and they can choose a gentler formula and take extra care around your eyes.

Does brow tinting work on gray or light brow hairs?

Yes, brow tinting works on gray, blonde, and light brow hairs, and those brows often show the most dramatic change. Gray hairs can be more stubborn, so your artist may adjust the timing or shade to get full, even coverage. A consultation sets the right approach for your brows.

How is brow tinting different from microblading?

Brow tinting and microblading are very different. A tint is a semi-permanent dye that colors your existing brow hairs and lasts a few weeks. Microblading is a cosmetic tattoo that draws hair-like strokes into the skin and lasts a year or more. A tint is gentler, quicker, and fully temporary.

Can you wear makeup after a brow tint?

Yes, you can wear brow makeup after a tint, though many clients find they need far less. Wait about 24 hours before applying products right on the brows so the color fully sets. After that, a little gel or pencil works fine, but your tinted brows often look done on their own.

Can you wear makeup after a lash lift?

Yes, you can wear makeup after a lash lift, just wait about 24 hours first. After that, most eye makeup is fine. Skip waterproof and oil-based products, since oil can loosen the curl. A clean spoolie keeps your lifted lashes neat with or without mascara.

Does a lash lift work on short lashes?

A lash lift works best when you have a little natural length to curl. Very short lashes may show a subtle change rather than a dramatic one. If you want more length and fullness, eyelash extensions may be the better fit. You can learn more at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/eyelash-extensions/. Your artist will tell you honestly at your consultation.

How soon before a wedding or event should you get a lash lift?

Book your lash lift a few days before your event, not the day of. The curl needs about 24 hours to fully set, and a few days lets it settle into its best shape. Two to five days ahead is the sweet spot for photos.

Can you get a lash lift if you have sensitive eyes?

Yes, many clients with sensitive eyes get lash lifts comfortably. Your eyes stay closed and the solutions sit on your lashes, not in your eyes. Tell your artist beforehand so they can take extra care, and ask about a patch test if you have known reactions.

Can you get a lash lift over eyelash extensions?

No, a lash lift and extensions are not done at the same time. A lift reshapes your natural lash, while extensions are bonded on top. If you have extensions, have them removed and let your lashes rest first. You can learn more about extensions at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/eyelash-extensions/. Your artist will guide the timing.

Will a lash lift damage your natural lashes?

A lash lift is gentle on your lashes when done by a trained artist. The solutions soften and reshape the lash without adding anything to it. Overprocessing at rushed or untrained salons is what causes damage, which is why technique and timing matter so much.

Can you wear makeup after a lash lift?

Yes, you can wear makeup after a lash lift, just wait about 24 hours first. After that, most eye makeup is fine. Skip waterproof and oil-based products, since oil can loosen the curl. A clean spoolie keeps your lifted lashes neat with or without mascara.

Does a lash lift work on short lashes?

A lash lift works best when you have a little natural length to curl. Very short lashes may show a subtle change rather than a dramatic one. If you want more length and fullness, eyelash extensions may be the better fit. You can learn more at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/eyelash-extensions/. Your artist will tell you honestly at your consultation.

How soon before a wedding or event should you get a lash lift?

Book your lash lift a few days before your event, not the day of. The curl needs about 24 hours to fully set, and a few days lets it settle into its best shape. Two to five days ahead is the sweet spot for photos.

Can you get a lash lift if you have sensitive eyes?

Yes, many clients with sensitive eyes get lash lifts comfortably. Your eyes stay closed and the solutions sit on your lashes, not in your eyes. Tell your artist beforehand so they can take extra care, and ask about a patch test if you have known reactions.

Can you get a lash lift over eyelash extensions?

No, a lash lift and extensions are not done at the same time. A lift reshapes your natural lash, while extensions are bonded on top. If you have extensions, have them removed and let your lashes rest first. You can learn more about extensions at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/eyelash-extensions/. Your artist will guide the timing.

Will a lash lift damage your natural lashes?

A lash lift is gentle on your lashes when done by a trained artist. The solutions soften and reshape the lash without adding anything to it. Overprocessing at rushed or untrained salons is what causes damage, which is why technique and timing matter so much.

What is the difference between classic, hybrid, volume, and mega volume?

Each style adds a different amount of fullness. Classic places one extension on one lash for a soft look. Hybrid mixes classic and volume for texture. Volume uses light fans for bold density. Mega volume stacks even more fibers for full glam. Your artist helps you pick the right one at your visit.

Why do my lash extensions fall out faster than expected?

Lashes shed on their own natural cycle, so some fallout is normal. Oil, heat, rubbing, and skipped aftercare speed it up. Gentle care keeps your set full longer. Our guide at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/why-lash-extensions-fall-out-fast/ breaks down every cause and fix.

How much do eyelash extensions cost in Southern California?

Prices depend on the style and how full you want your set. Full sets start around $105, and fills cost less. Your final price is set at your consultation. See a full breakdown at https://eyecandymedbeauty.com/lash-extensions-cost/.

Can I wear eye makeup with lash extensions?

Yes, you can wear most eye makeup with extensions. Skip oil-based products and waterproof mascara, since oil breaks down the adhesive. Use a gentle, oil-free cleanser to keep your lash line clean. Clean lashes hold their fullness and last longer between fills.

How do I choose the right lash style for my eyes?

Start by thinking about the look you want and how much upkeep fits your routine. Softer sets read natural, while fuller sets make a bold statement. Your eye shape and lash health also guide the choice. Take our lash style quiz above, then confirm your match with your artist at your consultation.

How long will it take to get my lash extensions applied?

A full set takes about 90 minutes to 3 hours, depending on the style. Classic sets go quicker, while volume and mega volume take longer since each fan is built by hand. You relax with your eyes closed the whole time, and many clients nap. Plan for a little extra time so your artist is never rushed.

What services does Eye Candy Medspa and Lash Bar offer?

Eye Candy Medspa offers Botox, dermal fillers, PDO thread lifting, Kybella fat dissolving, laser hair removal, laser tattoo removal, laser facials, body contouring, cryosculpting, eyelash extensions, brow lamination, semi-permanent makeup, facial treatments, and IV therapy.

Where are Eye Candy Medspa locations?

Eye Candy Medspa has three locations: Buena Park at 5801 Lincoln Ave, Suite B (714-723-0770); Newport Beach at 1829 Westcliff Dr (949-877-0256); and Lakewood at 11134 Del Amo Blvd (562-402-1888).

What are the hours of operation at Eye Candy Medspa?

Monday–Saturday 9am–7pm and Sunday 10am–6pm. Newport Beach opens at 10am on weekdays.

Laser Tattoo Removal in Southern California

Trying to get rid of faded or completely unwanted ink? Our laser removal procedure is a safe and accurate method for getting rid of tattoos that does not irritate the skin around the area. This advanced treatment targets tattoo pigment with precision, ensuring minimal discomfort. Sessions are customized to your skin type for optimal results.

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Erase Unwanted Ink With Laser Tattoo Removal in Southern California

Regret that old tattoo? You do not have to live with it. Laser tattoo removal safely fades unwanted ink, session by session. At Eye Candy, we offer laser tattoo removal in Southern California, with locations in Buena Park, Newport Beach, and Lakewood. A focused laser sends light into the skin and breaks the ink into tiny particles. Then your body clears them away on its own over time. As the Cleveland Clinic explains, this process turns the ink into pieces small enough for your immune system to remove. Because ink sits deep in the skin, it takes a series of visits to see full results. Each session fades the tattoo a little more. Our trained team keeps every treatment safe and comfortable. Ready to start fresh? See how it works below.

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The Simple Science

How Laser Tattoo Removal Fades Your Ink

Light Targets the Ink

A focused laser sends quick pulses of light into your skin. The light passes through the surface and zeroes in on the tattoo ink trapped underneath.

The Ink Shatters

That light energy heats the ink and breaks it into tiny particles. Think of it like shattering a large rock into fine grains of sand.

Your Body Clears It

Once the ink is broken down, your immune system steps in. It slowly flushes the tiny particles away, so the tattoo fades over the following weeks.

It Takes Several Sessions

Ink sits deep in the skin, so one visit will not do it. Most tattoos need a series of sessions, spaced a few weeks apart, to fully fade.

Color Matters

Dark inks like black respond fastest. Blues, greens, and yellows can be more stubborn and may need a few extra sessions to lift.

Safe and Precise

The laser targets the ink while leaving the skin around it alone. Done by a trained tech, it is a safe way to fade or remove unwanted ink.

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Treatment Areas

Where Can You Remove a Tattoo?

Laser tattoo removal works almost anywhere you have unwanted ink. From your arms to your ankles, each area fades a little differently.

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Treatment Area

Arms

One of the most common spots for tattoo removal. Arms tend to respond well since they have good blood flow, which helps your body clear the ink between sessions.

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What to Expect at Your Laser Tattoo Removal Visit

Stay Out of the Sun

Keep the tattoo out of the sun for a few weeks before your visit. Tanned or burned skin is harder to treat safely. Wear sunscreen and cover the area when you are outside.

Prep Your Skin

Skip retinols and strong acids for a few days before. On the day of, come with clean skin. Do not wear lotion, makeup, or perfume over the tattoo. Shave the area if it is hairy.

A Quick Consultation

We look at your tattoo and your skin, then confirm your plan. This is the time to ask questions. If you like, we can apply a numbing cream to keep you comfortable.

The Treatment

You put on goggles to protect your eyes. Then the laser passes over the tattoo in quick pulses. Most people say it feels like a rubber band snap. Small tattoos take just minutes.

Soothe and Protect

We clean the area and cover it with a soothing ointment and a bandage. Some redness, swelling, or blistering is normal. We send you home with simple aftercare tips.

Book Your Next Session

We space visits a few weeks apart so your skin can heal and the ink can clear. Each session fades the tattoo more. We plan the timing around your goals.

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Laser Tattoo Removal Aftercare Tips

Keep It Clean and Covered

Leave the bandage on for the first few hours. After that, gently wash the area with mild soap and water, then pat it dry. Keep it clean and covered for the first few days. Apply the ointment we give you to help it heal. Do not pick or scratch, even if it itches. Let your skin recover on its own.

Do Not Pop Blisters

Blisters are normal after laser tattoo removal, and they are actually a sign of healing. Do not pop or peel them. They usually settle on their own within a week or two. If one breaks on its own, keep it clean and covered. Popping them yourself raises your risk of infection and scarring, so leave them be.

Stay Out of the Sun

Keep the treated area out of the sun while it heals. Fresh skin burns and spots easily right now. Wear sunscreen every day and cover the area when you are outside. Skip tanning beds too. Sun exposure can cause dark marks and can even slow your results, so protect the spot between every session.

Skip the Heat and Sweat

Avoid hot showers, saunas, hot tubs, and hard workouts for a couple of days. Heat and sweat can irritate the healing skin. Stick to cool or lukewarm water for now. Also skip swimming pools and the ocean until the area fully heals. Give your skin a short break, and it will bounce back faster.

Be Gentle With the Area

Do not rub, scrub, or put pressure on the treated skin. Skip harsh products, scrubs, and tight clothing over the spot. Let any scabs fall off on their own. Picking at them can cause scarring and undo your progress. When you wash, use a light touch and pat the area dry instead of rubbing.

Give Your Body Time

Your immune system clears the broken-down ink slowly, so fading takes time. Drink plenty of water and rest well to support the process. Do not judge your results too soon. The tattoo keeps fading in the weeks between sessions. Stick to your schedule, and each visit brings you closer to clear skin.

Fade That Ink for Good

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That tattoo you regret does not have to be forever. Laser tattoo removal fades unwanted ink safely, one session at a time. Our trained team maps every treatment to your skin and your goals, so you can feel confident in the results. Come see why so many clients trust us. Book your laser tattoo removal consult today.

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Buena Park

Laser Tattoo Removal

Address

5801 Lincoln Avenue, Suite B
Buena Park, CA 90620

Phone

(714) 723-0770

Hours

Mon - Sat: 9am to 7pm
Sunday: 10am to 6pm

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Lakewood

Laser Tattoo Removal

Address

11134 Del Amo Blvd
Lakewood, CA 90715

Phone

(562) 402-1888

Hours

Mon - Sat: 9am to 7pm
Sunday: 10am to 6pm

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Newport Beach

Laser Tattoo Removal

Address

1829 Westcliff Dr
Newport Beach, CA 92660

Phone

(949) 877-0256

Hours

Mon - Sat: 10am to 7pm
Sunday: 10am to 6pm

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Laser Tattoo Removal in Southern California

Frequently Asked Questions

Does laser tattoo removal leave scars?

Usually not, when a trained tech does it. The laser targets the ink and leaves the surrounding skin alone. Scarring is rare and often comes from picking at scabs or blisters during healing, not the laser itself. Following your aftercare closely is the best way to protect your skin and avoid marks.

How much does laser tattoo removal cost?

Cost depends on the size, colors, and age of your tattoo, plus how many sessions you need. Bigger, more colorful tattoos take more visits, so they cost more. Many places price per session or offer a package. At your consult, we look at your ink and give you a clear estimate before you start.

Can all tattoo colors be removed?

Most can, but some fade faster than others. Black and dark inks respond best and clear the quickest. Blues, greens, and bright colors like yellow are more stubborn and may need extra sessions. Old, faded tattoos also tend to lift more easily than fresh, dense ones. We assess your ink at the consult.

Can you remove just part of a tattoo?

Yes. Many people fade only a section of a tattoo, not the whole thing. This is popular for cover-ups, since fading the old ink first helps your artist create a cleaner new design. We target only the areas you want and leave the rest untouched. Just tell us your goal at your visit.

How long does it take to fully remove a tattoo?

It varies, but most tattoos take several months to fully clear. Since sessions are spaced a few weeks apart to let your skin heal, the full process often runs six months to a year or more. Bigger or more colorful tattoos take longer. Your body needs time to flush the ink between each visit.

Can you get a new tattoo over a removed one?

Yes. Once the area has fully healed after your final session, you can tattoo over it. Many people remove or fade an old tattoo just to make room for new work. Give your skin time to recover first. Your provider will let you know when the spot is ready for fresh ink.