Permanent cosmetic makeup is an aesthetic
procedure similar to tattooing, designed to benefit anyone who
wishes to have a natural enhancement to their appearance without
the use of makeup. Some of the other names this process is known
by include micropigmentation, dermagraphics, or micropigment
implantation. It can be used for eyebrows, eyeliner above and
below, eyelashes, lip lines, full lip color, scar camouflage,
beauty marks, or as an imitation of hair.
Many people also choose permanent makeup for
hiding burns, covering scars following surgery, replacing pigment
lost from vitiligo, reconstructing areolas, or redefining weak
facial features. Those who are extremely physically active but
want to maintain a better appearance can do so with permanent
makeup. It is especially beneficial for people who suffer from
makeup allergies and can�t wear traditional
cosmetics.
During cosmetic implantation, tiny individual
implants of pigment are deposited into the dermal layer of the
skin. There are several methods used today, including the traditional
tattoo machines, the pen or rotary machine and the manual or
hand method.
Because of the nature of the permanent cosmetics
procedure, some patients may experience some discomfort according
to their pain tolerance. There are ways of reducing discomfort
which you must discuss with the professional who is performing
your procedure.
Before undergoing any type of elective procedure,
you should feel extremely comfortable with the doctor or aesthetician
performing the work. Ask to see examples of previous work and
be sure the office is clean and sterile.
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