Scar and Stretch Mark Camouflage
What is Scar and Stretch Mark Camouflage PMU?
Scar and Stretch Mark Camouflage using permanent makeup (PMU) is an innovative technique designed to reduce the appearance of scars, stretch marks, and skin imperfections by blending them seamlessly with your natural skin tone. Using specialized pigments and a micro-pigmentation technique, we can help to camouflage discoloration, texture irregularities, and scarring caused by stretch marks or other skin trauma, making the area look more even and smooth.
3D Brows (Microblading) Full Set
3D Microblading is an innovative new method of drawing 3D hairstrokes directly on the skin’s surface using a specially designed tool along with all-natural color pigment. Unlike an eyebrow tattoo, the 3D method does not leave a flat, dull look and is a MUCH safer treatment. The ink fades over time until nothing is left behind, resulting in a much more natural brow.
Eye Liner PMU
Permanent eyeliner can be applied in many styles and colors, from soft, natural-looking lash enhancement to a defined line–the choice is yours! Some people feel both upper and lower eyeliner suits their needs best, while others feel only an upper or a lower eyeliner is appropriate for them. Whatever look you choose, you will wake up, shower, exercise, work, swim, and go to bed always looking your best. No more tattle tale eyeliner smear or smudge during the day, no more concern when participating in sports activities and best, your appearance remains consistently fresh appearing throughout the day and night.
Lip Blush
Lip blush enhances your lips with a healthy youthful tint. Restore lost pigmentation with a natural-looking boost of color for everyday wear without the smudge or fade!
Frequently Asked Questions:
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How long does the procedure take?
Most permanent makeup or micro-pigmentation procedures require one initial treatment with a second application in four weeks. Generally, permanent makeup takes between one to two hours to complete. The applications will generally need a touch up refresher any where from three to ten years.
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Is it painful?
With most procedures, patients will experience mild discomfort with minimal swelling as a result. Clients often refer to the sensation as a “tight” or “pulling” sensation. Topical anesthetic is applied to minimize discomfort.
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What about people with skin allergies?
Permanent makeup is a good option for women who have allergies to cosmetic makeup. This is often the only alternative they have to makeup.
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What is involved in the recovery?
There will be a slight swelling and redness in the skin that will typically subside within a day. Most patients are able to return to normal activities immediately, except gardening, heavy exercise and activities that cause you to perspire the first week. You should also avoid direct sunlight, wearing makeup and contact lenses for a couple days; also, avoid exposure to chlorinated or salt water for 3 weeks post-procedure. End results can be viewed by the end of eight weeks.
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Are there any risks?
The procedures used in permanent makeup are non-surgical, so choosing a qualified practitioner to perform your permanent makeup procedure greatly reduces a number of risks. The delicate nature of many places where permanent makeup is applied requires an understanding of facial structures and anatomy. Visualizing the outcome of a permanent makeup procedure may be easier for individuals with extensive experience in cosmetic methods. Practitioners with a combined expertise as a make up artist and medical aesthetics background are preferred.