Permanent Makeup

About Permanent Makeup

Permanent makeup - also called "micropigment implantation" - is a state of the art form of cosmetic tattooing. The specialized techniques deposits tiny individual implants of pigment into the dermal (second) layer of the skin.

Permanent make-up can be used to brighten and define your lips, fill in or darken sparse eyebrows, line both upper and lower eyelids. It will help you feel your best at any time in any situation: in a restaurant, swimming pool, spa, beach and certainly on a romantic date!

Permanent makeup is extremely popular all around the world, especially among women with public careers, or active lifestyles.

Permanence

Permanent cosmetics will accentuate your face from 2 to 5 years, fading gradually and evenly. Prolonged sun exposure often accelerates fading.

Time Savings

For women who have spent every morning for most of their lives applying make-up carefully, permanent make-up is a dream come true. Just one procedure will save you all those hours spent in front of the mirror.

Physical Issues

Permanent make-up can provide a solution for those who cannot wear - or cannot apply - traditional makeup . For someone suffering from arthritis, vision impairment or other disabilities, this is a solution that can uplift the spirits. Those who have experienced allergic reactions to cosmetic will find permanent makeup a great option.

The Procedures

Each procedure can take from 1.5 to 3 hours. Normally the final result is achieved after a second treatment.

During your appointment we will discuss the desired procedures and choose your color palette.

All types of permanent make-up are applied under local anesthetic. In most cases there is only slight to moderate discomfort. You will have some time to relax while the anesthesia penetrates, before the "micropigment implantation" process itself (which takes a relatively short amount of the time). Your appointment will conclude with aftercare instructions.

Recovery

After a permanent make-up procedure you experience some tenderness and swelling for two to five days. For a few days, the color of your permanent makeup will be a bit darker or brighter than the final effect. This is normal, and your chosen colors will soon become permanent.

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