What is Permanent Make-Up used for?

Permanent Make-Up is used for both medically corrective needs as well as for cosmetic purposes such as:

skin imperfections 
loss of skin pigmentation
cleft lip and palate
nipple restoration
thin eyebrows or lips

Is Permanent Make-Up for me?

Permanent Make-Up is ideal for those:

with poor motor skills or from arthritis and Parkinson's 
with allergies to conventional make-up
athletes who shed their make-up through perspiration
who desire freedom from daily application
who desire convenience

 

 

Is the procedure painful?

There is very little discomfort in most permanent make-up procedures. A topical anesthetic or a local anesthetic may be applied under the supervision of a doctor.

Do I have a choice of colors?

Definitely. You may choose from a range of colors for your permanent make-up.

Do I have a choice of placement of pigments?

Of course. Prior to each permanent make-up procedure, the placement of pigments will be discussed and agreed upon.

What is involved in recovery?

After a permanent make-up procedure there will be a slight swelling and redness of the skin, which will subside quickly. You may resume normal activities immediately following the procedure. Normal healing is a process with final results not fully realized for three to six weeks.