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Questions and Answers

Q: What is Permanent Cosmetic?
 

A: Permanent Cosmetic, or more correctly micro-pigment implementation, is a natural, mineral pigments impregnated just under the surface of the skin using a small, sterile, micro-needle. My hypo-allergenic pigments contain no added fragrances or emollients and are specifically designed for facial application. This process can last for many years, creating a natural-appearing coloring of the skin. Colors usually appear darker and unnatural for the first few days, but then lighten to a natural look within the following few weeks. You can have the pigment colors soft and natural looking or a bit more dramatic. I can lighten or deepened the color with additional applications.

 

Q: What procedures are you Certified to do?

A: Lip Lining, Lip Reshaping, Full Lip Coverage, Eye Lining, Eyebrows and Beauty Marks.

 

Q: Is it safe and do you do the procedure in a sanitary studio?

A: I use disposable one time use sterile needles. For each individual procedure I wear vinyl or latex surgical gloves.

 

Q: How long does each procedure take?

A: Average time is 2-3 hours. Times vary according to the individual's sensitivity, hydration, density, elasticity, and overall condition of the skin.

 

Q: Will the procedure hurt?
 

A: Topical anesthetics are used to numb the area and minimize discomfort. Most people describe a mild, gentle, plucking sensation.

 

Q: How many procedures will be necessary?

A: A month or two after the initial application, a touch-up visit may be required to perfect the lines or color. There is no additional charge for this visit.
 

Q: Is Permanent Cosmetic really permanent?

A: Most individuals procedures are permanent. However, others may be semi-permanent. A variety of factors may influence the longevity of Permanent Cosmetic.

 

Q: How do I care for my Permanent Cosmetic?

A: Ultra-violate exposure from sun or tanning booths, various drugs, excessively dry skin, and smoking are all factors that could cause your Permanent Cosmetic to fade. Alpha- hydroxie, retin-a, and glycolic acid must be kept away from treated areas. Use of these kinds of substances may require additional maintenance in years to come.

Sun block on eyebrows, sunglasses for eyeliner, and SPF 15 or higher on lips will greatly prolong the effective life of these procedures.

 

Q: Do you have any referrals?

A: I will be more then happy to arrange for you to visit or speak with previous clients who have undergone the procedures you desire.

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