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Permanent makeup, also known as cosmetic tattooing or micropigmentation, is a procedure where pigments are implanted into the skin to enhance or create the appearance of makeup.
Permanent makeup typically lasts 1-3 years, depending on factors like skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Touch-ups may be needed to maintain the desired look. For more information, read the post here.
Paramedical tattooing is a specialized form of tattooing used to camouflage scars, restore the appearance of areolas after mastectomy, or cover skin conditions like vitiligo.
When performed by a trained and licensed professional, permanent makeup is generally safe. It’s important to follow all pre-care and aftercare instructions to minimize risks.
Avoid caffeine and alcohol 24 hours before your appointment. Refrain from using skincare products containing Retin-A or acids near the treatment area. Come with clean, makeup-free skin. For more information on how you can prepare for your appointment as well as some do's and don'ts, visit here.
For information about the difference between microblading, nanoblading, and powder brows, and to find which is right for you, visit the post here.
The pigment color is selected based on your natural skin tone, hair color, and personal preferences. I aim for a natural look that complements your features.
The treated area will appear darker initially and may have some swelling or redness. Healing typically takes 1-2 weeks, during which time the color will soften and settle. For more information on the healing process, visit the post here.
Avoid swimming, sweating, sun exposure, and applying makeup to the treated area for at least a week. Follow the aftercare instructions here to ensure optimal healing.
Yes, permanent makeup can be lightened or removed using laser treatments or saline removal. However, these procedures may require multiple sessions and carry additional risks.
Individuals with certain medical conditions, such as uncontrolled diabetes, blood disorders, or skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis in the treatment area, may not be suitable candidates. A thorough consultation will help determine eligibility.
Yes, I offer correction and camouflage services for previous work. A consultation is necessary to assess the existing work and plan the best approach. To schedule a consultation, contact me here.
Yes, the color may fade or change slightly over time due to factors like sun exposure, skin type, and lifestyle. Regular touch-ups help maintain the desired color and shape. For more information about permanent makeup over time, visit the post here.
For information on why to choose a certified permanent makeup artist like myself, visit the post here.
