Micropigmentation

Description

Micropigmentation, also known as cosmetic tattooing or permanent makeup, is a procedure in which organic pigments are introduced into the skin to create the effect of permanent makeup. This technique is commonly used to define, accentuate and improve the appearance of the lips, eyebrows and eyelids.

The procedure is not recommended for people who:

• have diabetes;
• administer hormonal preparations;
• following chemotherapy;
• they have skin infections: acne, psoriasis, eczema.

Steps of the procedure:

• application of anesthetic for 30 min;
• stylization and establishing the form;
• reconstruction of the eyebrows by wires or shading;
• application of a special cream offered by the technician to heal the area.

Care rules:

In the first 7 days it is forbidden:

• contact with water, wet areas, steam;
• solarium and exposure to the sun;
• it does not break and/or pull at the scales, it is allowed to fall naturally without intervention.

Is recommended:

• application of cosmetic vaseline in a thin layer 3 times a day (depends on skin type);
• the excess is absorbed with a dry napkin by tapping without rubbing;
• It returns to retouching after 25-45 days.