Permanent make-up treatment can also be used to emphasize the client’s best features or, simply, to save their time which they spend every day on a mundane task of applying makeup.

By using sterile and disposable equipment, the best quality pigments are injected under the top layer of the skin. Immediate result of the treatment is usually not so representative: in the beginning color will appear darker because of the pigment which was placed in the epidermal layer.

As the skin regenerates, this upper layer of epidermis will shed and it will be replaced with new cells. As a consequence, the pigmented area will appear brighter than it was in the first place.

Powder Eyebrows is a very soft and gentle semi-permanent makeup technique, which makes it perfect if you have sensitive skin and if you have previous eyebrows procedure done.

Powder eyebrows are achieved with a PMU machine without causing any harm to your natural eyebrows. This technique allows soft pixels of color to be layered onto the brows to create the perfect shape, which results in more of a ‘velvet’ soft eyebrow powder look.

Healed result looks very natural, graduating from lighter to darker shade and mimics the ‘effect’ you achieve when you use a brow powder or pencil, creating a fuller look.

Touch ups are highly recommended. Due to the uniqueness of each individual and the superficial nature of the tattoo itself, touch ups provide an opportunity to assess how your skin responds to the procedure.

Touch ups provide an opportunity to make any adjustments necessary while also lengthening the longevity of your tattoo. These sessions are not included in the initial price and need to be booked between 6-12 weeks from the time of your first session.

Generally, no. Each person has a pain threshold, but consistent application of anesthetic typically keeps clients very comfortable. If you do not respond to numbing agents, there can be some discomfort.

YOU CAN NOT GET PERMANENT MAKEUP SERVICE IF:

You are under 18 years old

You are pregnant or nursing

You are on Retin A or Accutane product

You are allergic to Lidocaine

You have diabetes, high blood pressure, hemophilia, heart disease, epilepsy or any immune system disease

You are battling cancer and undergoing chemotherapy

You have leukemia, sarcomas, glaucoma

You are prone to keloids

You have any healing disorders, uncontrolled high blood pressure or mitral valve disorder

You have eczema, psoriasis or any open cuts, sores or wounds near the treated area

You have viral infections and/or diseases

You had Botox in the past 1-2 months

You had filler injections in the past 6 weeks

You had plastic surgery in the past 12 months

You had steroid shots less than 30 days before the procedure

You had an organ transplant

The Q-Switched Nd:YAG laser that we use targets ink pigment and breaks it up into smaller particles through powerful bursts of energy. The ink is then absorbed into the bloodstream and eventually expelled from the body.

The number of laser treatments you need depends on a couple factors:

• Tattoo size

• Tattoo location

• Ink colors

• Type of tattoo ink used

• Age of the tattoo

• Your skin type

Most tattoos require between four and twelve treatment sessions to completely disappear.

Laser tattoo removal treatment can be used for a complete removal or to lighten your ink in preparation for a cover-up tattoo. It is easier to remove certain ink types and certain ink colors (such as black inks).

With multiple sessions, most people see nearly 100% tattoo removal.

It is important to stay out of the sun and avoid all sorts of tanning in the weeks leading up to treatment. You should also avoid shaving, waxing, and exfoliating prior to laser treatment.

It is important to follow a strict aftercare plan. After treatment you’ll need to avoid sun exposure and minimize your exercise routine for several days. It’s also important to decrease alcohol consumption and drink lots of water.

Lack of water and excess alcohol can cause dehydration, which will slow down the healing process and increase your risk of getting an infection.

You’ll also need to avoid hot tubs, long baths, high water pressure, and shaving the treated area for several days.

During your treatment, you will be given protective eye wear which will protect your eyes from the intense laser light. The technician will use the laser to pass pulses of intense light through the top layers of your skin that will be absorbed by the tattoo pigment only.

Immediately following the treatment, an ice pack will be applied to soothe the treated area. Since skin stays intact there's no active aftercare involved, but there are some recommendations that would be given after the treatment.

Many people ask if the PicoWay treatment hurts. The laser may feel like little pinpricks to the skin. The degree of discomfort varies with each person depending on the nature and location of the pigmented lesions on the body

Laser tattoo removal typically does involve some level of pain. That said, many say that it hurts less than they expected.

It's a common belief that tattoo removal is excruciating, yet most patients say that the sensation of removal is comparable to having a tattoo applied. Common descriptions include the sensation of a rubber band snapping against the skin or bacon grease – basically it's uncomfortable but bearable.

When discussing pain with patients, it's important to share that while they may experience some level of discomfort, the pain is relatively manageable and tolerable. It may take some tough love to encourage patients concerned about sensitivity.