Permanent Makeup 

-Important Information

Are you a good candidate?

 

Permanent Makeup is appropriate for a wide variety of skin types. However, some people are not good candidates due to certain contraindications. People with the following conditions are NOT good candidates:

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-history of keloid scarring above the neck

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-use of Accutane within the past year

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-skin disease or injury in the treatment area

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-poor wound healing

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-use of blood thinners such as aspirin, ibuprofen, or fish oil within a week of treatment

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-currently undergoing chemotherapy

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-hemophilia, uncontrolled diabetes, or certain auto-immune disorders

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- currently pregnant or breastfeeding

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-currently taking antibiotics 

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BEFORE TREATMENT:

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- for eyeliner procedures, you MUST remove any false lashes/lash extensions one week prior to your appointment.

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- for eyeliner procedures, you MUST discontinue lash growth serums for 2-4 weeks before your appointment

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- for all procedures, discontinue blood thinners such as Advil, ibuprofen, Motrin, aspirin, fish oil and vitamin E with your doctor's approval.

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- for lip procedures, if you are prone to cold sores/fever blisters, you MUST pre-treat for 3 days before and 7 days after the procedure with medication obtained from your doctor.

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-for lip procedures, if you have dark pigmentation on your lips, please send a clear photo of your lips for approval before booking.

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What to expect during the healing process:

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- your new eyeliner or lips will appear darker and sharper initially, lasting for a few days

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- your eye or lip area may experience noticeable swelling for a few days

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- your lips or eyes may be dry or itchy for a few days

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-around day 3-4, flaking/peeling will begin (do NOT pick!)

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- your lips or liner may appear too light once peeling has finished, but don't worry! The color will resurface with time