Permanent Makeup

Permanent Makeup

Permanent Makeup is a specialised cosmetic tattooing treatment designed to enhance your natural features with soft, long-lasting definition. Using high-quality pigments and advanced techniques, we create beautifully shaped brows, subtle eyeliner, and naturally tinted lips that stay perfect from morning to night.

Each treatment is customised to suit your unique facial features, skin tone, and personal style. Whether you want fuller brows, defined eyes, or a soft wash of lip colour, Permanent Makeup offers a convenient, confidence-boosting solution with minimal daily effort.

Enjoy smudge-proof, water-proof and long-lasting results that help you wake up looking refreshed and beautifully enhanced every day.

 

You can use IPL to minimize or remove :

Things to remember before the procedure:

  1. Let the technician know if you have undergone a lip surgery (e.g. lip filler) or botox before. The technician may advise giving some more time from the surgery before having the lip permanent makeup.
  2. Inform the technician if you’re experiencing lip sores because this may affect the procedure. You may be required to take some antiviral medication before having the lip permanent makeup procedure.
  3. It’s best to let your technician know if you any oral prosthesis such as full/partial dentures, braces or tongue piercings. Having those mentioned may increase the risk of infection.
  4. No alcohol or caffeine intake 24 hours before the procedure. Also, no aspirin and blood-thinning medication 5 days prior to the procedure.
  5. No injections of Novocaine should be done 10 days before your lip treatment procedure. Let your technician know if you’ve had any injections for the past few days and months.

After-care:

  1. Avoid soap, cleanser, and shampoo n the treated area for at least 7 days. This also includes toothpaste and mouthwash, so please proceed with caution.
  2. Apply A & D ointment on the affected area with Q-tip, keep lips moist all the time.
  3. Do NOT remove the crusty part of the lip. This is a normal process of healing. If removed, it will affect the outcome of the pigmentation of the lip.
  4. Exposure to the sun is highly discouraged. Also, avoid swimming in pools and beaches for 2 weeks.

What are the risks of micropigmentation?

There’s always a risk of infection when needles are involved. 

“Your body can react to the foreign ink particles and form areas of inflamed tissue,” Dr. Khetarpal says. “If you’re prone to them the tattoo process also can leave keloid scars.”

People also can be allergic to a particular color or type of tattoo ink.

Other possible complications include bleeding, crusting, swelling, loss of eyelashes, severe eyelid injury and ectropion (which occurs when the eyelid is turned away from the eyeball).

According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration pigments also can interfere with cranial MRI scans by affecting the quality of the images. Rarely, MRI scans can cause swelling or burning in the area of a tattoo.

 

Info courtesy of Cleveland Clinic and Beauty & Vogue.

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