Permanent Cosmetic Procedures

Permanent cosmetics, also known as micro pigmentation or tattooing, is the process of applying colored dye into the dermis or deeper layer of the skin, by means of one or more needles.

 

Does it hurt?

Thanks to a wide availability of local anesthetics, in theory the procedure is no more painful than having your eyebrows tweezed.

 

Who benefits?

Men and women of all ages

Anyone interested in saving time

Women who want twenty-four hour a day beauty and comfort

Women who hate cosmetics that streaks or rubs off

Sports enthusiasts of all kinds

People with poor eyesight who wear contact lenses or glasses

Women who are allergic to conventional cosmetics

Accident and burn victims and people with disfiguring scars following surgery

People suffering from loss of pigmentation

People suffering from alopecia (loss of body hair), whether permanent or temporary (e.g. following chemotherapy)

Women with shaky hands or physically handicapped

Women who want to restore “unfortunate” dermapigmentation

 

What can be done?

 

Eyebrow Procedures

Too light or fair

Broken by a scar

Partial alopecia

Badly positioned or asymmetrical

Eyebrows too low or drooping

Insufficient eyebrows – too short

Lack of eyebrows

Surgically damaged eyebrows or scarred

 

Eyeliner and Kohl Line Procedure

When eyelashes are too fair

When eyelashes are scant or lacking

For women whose eyes are inclined to water or wind, cold, light, etc

For people with poor eyesight

 

Lips Procedures

Because lip pencil and lipstick rub off when eating, smoking, and kissing

Lips too thin

Lips asymmetrical

Lips too thick

Badly or undefined outline

Lips too pale

Scars resulting from an accident

Cleft-lip disfigurement

 

Beauty spots and freckles Procedures

Just for fun

To disguise minor imperfections or scars (e.g., chickenpox, acne)

 

 

Areolas of the breasts Procedures

To camouflage scars following surgery for reduction or enlargement

To recreate areolas, to give the illusion of nipples

To darken pale areolas

To enlarge small areolas

To redefine irregular outlines

 

Camouflaging scars or depigmentation Procedures

When you are fed up with seeing them (and showing them…)