What is Permanent make up made of?
Permanent make-up consists of fine particles of iron oxide based pigment compounds which are placed precisely within the middle skin layer to provide color. The most advanced pigments are used which are fully dermatologist approved. The pigments are individually mixed to provide customized results.

Is implantation of pigment safe?
Yes - The pigment used is made from iron oxide - a safe, non-reactive substance approved for use by dermatologists. The procedure does not harm the skin or damage existing hair.

How many treatments are required?
Typically 2 treatment sessions are required and these are placed one or more weeks apart. Truly professional artistic implantation takes time and several steps to achieve the final results. Pigments are mixed to closely match the natural skin tone or hair color. Darker color can always be increased during subsequent visits. The creation of a natural hair pattern such as in the eyebrows requires the expertise of an experienced pigment specialist.

What happens after treatment? The treated area should be kept clean, but not scrubbed. Excess pigment on the skin surface will be shed without disturbing the implanted pigment. The skin returns to normal the next day.

Is the procedure painful?
There is very mild discomfort during the treatment session, which can be easily prevented with the application of topical and/or local anesthesia. The procedure is usually done in the office setting often with the use of magnification to provide precise placement of the pigment.

Is permanent make-up harmful?
No, it is exceptionally safe when performed by a qualified pigment specialist. Strong colors are usually avoided except in special circumstances as they often go out of style quickly. Remember that this is an extended wear permanent procedure, which is designed to look natural. It is intended to enhance the lash lines, brows and lips without replacing the ability to use make-up.