Permanent Cosmetics

What is Permanent Makeup

Permanent Makeup, also known as micro pigmentation or cosmetic tattooing, involves applying pigment to the skin to create long-lasting cosmetic enhancements. This innovative technique can enhance eyebrows, eyeliner, and lip liner and even camouflage scars or reconstruct areolas after breast surgery.

With Permanent Makeup, you can wake up each day with perfectly defined features, saving time and effort on your daily beauty routine.

Who is a Candidate for Permanent Makeup

Permanent Makeup is suitable for a variety of individuals seeking to enhance their natural features or address specific cosmetic concerns. Ideal candidates include those who:

• Are looking to fill in sparse eyebrows or add definition and shape.
• Want to enhance the appearance of their eyes with permanent eyeliner, whether for a subtle enhancement or a more dramatic look.
• Are looking to add definition and color to their lips with permanent lip liner or full lip color.

How the Permanent Makeup Procedure Works

The Permanent Makeup procedure begins with a thorough consultation, during which you’ll discuss your goals, preferences, and any concerns you may have. Dr. Angelchik will assess your skin tone, facial features, and overall health to develop a customized treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Before the procedure, Dr. Angelchik carefully determines your Permanent Makeup’s desired shape and color. Topical numbing cream may be applied to minimize discomfort during the procedure. Dr. Angelchik then gently implants pigment into the skin’s upper layers using a specialized handheld device, following the predetermined design. This process may require several sessions spaced a few weeks apart to allow for proper healing and pigment settling.

How Can I Maintain Permanent Makeup Results

Following the procedure, you may experience some redness, swelling, or slight discomfort akin to a mild sunburn. Dr. Angelchik will provide specific aftercare instructions to promote healing and ensure optimal results. It’s crucial to avoid sun exposure, excessive sweating, and certain skincare products during the healing process to prevent pigment fading or complications.