Permanent Make Up

Permanent Make-Up allows a person's natural features to be enhanced so that you can wake-up with definition

How are permanent cosmetic procedures done?

Permanent cosmetics procedures are performedusing various machines and methods.The procedures are a process that includes the initial consultation, initial application of pigmentation and follow up if necessary.

Who benefits from permanent cosmetic makeup?

÷ Everyone, from the young to the elderly, who desires a soft and natural enhancement.
÷ Those seeking to camouflage scars from burns, surgery, accidents and injuries.
÷ Alopecia of Universalis sufferers who have lost some or all of their facial hair, including
   eyebrows or eyelashes.
÷ Chemotherapy patients with full or partial hair loss.
÷ sufferers who may have areas of skin that has lost its pigmentation.
÷ Permanent cosmetics also sults physically  active people who want look their best
   throughout exercise and don't want to worry about sweating off and reapplying makeup.
÷ Allergic or skin sensitive people who often can't wear traditional cosmetics.
÷ Impaired people who can't see to apply regular makeup.
÷ Molar impaired people who may have trouble unsteady hands.
÷ The entertainers, actors and models.
÷ Men who want to feature enhancement without looking “made-up”.
÷ Women who want to look their best all the time, even when they wake up.
÷ Mothers and busy professionals who don't have time for makeup.

What types of Permanent Cosmetics Procedures can be done?

÷ Eyebrows
÷ Eyeliner – top & bottom
÷ Eyelash enhancement
÷ Lip liner
÷ Full lip colour
÷ Scar Camouflage
÷ Feature reconstruction
÷ Areola restoration or re-pigmentation
÷ Hair limitation
÷ Skin grafts
÷ Cleft/Hare lip
÷ Beauty marks

Are permanent Cosmetics really permanent?

Technically, these procedures are considered permanent because the colour is implanted in the skin and does not wash off. However, fading can and often does occur, depending on the skin type and colour . It does fade to look more natural.

How long does each procedure take?

The initial procedure will take between half to 2 and a half hour. Follow up appointments do not take as long.

Is it painful?

Permanent Cosmetics procedures are of a skin invasive nature. Therefore there may be some discomfort, depending on the individual's pan threshold. Various pain management techniques including anesthetics are available.