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• Who wants or needs Permanent Makeup?
  

  Anyone who:

  - has allergies to cosmetics;

  - is active in sports or exercise;

  - wears contact lenses or is visually impaired;

  - has sparse hair or eyelashes, temporary or permanent hair loss;

  - has arthritis or other physically restricting disorders;

  - has had breast surgery;

  - has a busy schedule;

  - or simply for the convenience.
  
  

• What is Permanent Makeup?
  Natural pigments are implanted into the second layer of the skin (dermis), providing a natural shadow of color for eyeliner, eyebrows, and scar camouflage.
  
  
• Is it safe?
  Yes. All parts of Permanent Makeup machine are sterile and disposable. And pigments are natural and hypoallergenic. Procedures are conducted in a doctor’s office. Instructions for aftercare are provided.
  
  
• What procedures are available?
  
  Eyeliner/eyelash enhancement: Implanting pigment between the eyelashes, makes the lash line appear darker.
  
  Eyebrows: Pigments fill in sparse brows making them appear fuller or creating a soft shadow where there is no visible hair.
  
  Lip liner/full lip color: Lip liner corrects asymmetry in the lip line, or defines or enhances lips for a fuller appearance. Full lip color gives a soft, natural color to lips and also defines and shapes them.
  
  Areola: After breast reconstruction or other breast surgeries, color is applied to recreate or darken nipple area, resulting in a natural looking areola.
  
  Scar Camouflage: Color is matched to hypopigmented (light) scar tissue, to blend into surrounding skin.
  
  
• Is procedure painful?
  Topical anesthetics are used before and during procedure to minimize the discomfort. Most people feel a pinching or plucking sensation, which varies with each individual.
  
  
• Do I have a color choice?
  Yes. Every skin type and tone is different. You will be able to choose from a wide variety of colors.
  
  
• What can I expect after the procedure?
  Some swelling and redness, which varies with each individual lasting 1 - 3 days. Normal activities may be resumed immediately after procedure without restrictions. Depending on procedure, complete healing may take 2-6 weeks.