Permanent makeup (cosmetic tattooing in Aussie slang) is the injection of a special colouring pigment into the upper layers of the dermis to highlight, emphasise or correct certain facial features. Our masters are professionals in their field, constantly participating in international forums and taking prizes. We have an individual approach for each client in our studio Cosmetic Tattoo Melbourne. With the help of permanent make-up, you can improve the shape of your eyebrows, lips, eyelids, and much more. There are most popular treatments in Melbourne: lip tattoo, microblading, fine line tattoo, nipple tattoo, eyebrow feathering, ombre powder brows and permanent eyeliner tattoo.
First of all, we took care of the safety and comfort of our clients, doing everything possible to create ideal conditions. The studio is equipped with imported equipment. In the procedure, we use ink of the highest quality. They are distinguished by their exceptional stability, hypoallergenic, and harmlessness to health. Local anaesthesia is used, taking into account contraindications and individual characteristics.
All works on creating cosmetic tattoo are carried out exclusively in sterile conditions with disposable consumables. Visitors of the studio receive all necessary consultations on the proper care of the face during the healing period after the procedure.
All about procedure
Permanent Makeup is a cosmetic tattooing service where the qualitative result is usually achieved in 2 to 3 skin tone pigmentation procedures. Recommended intervals between additional procedures are 1-2 months. Additional procedures achieve:
- more even distribution of the colourant in the skin;
- a more accurate match to the colour and shade;
- a more permanent result.
The colouring substance in the pigment is injected into the upper layer of the skin with the help of a special apparatus at the tip of a needle and is perceived by the immune system as a foreign body. While “wearing” the cosmetic tattoo, the body gradually rejects the dye. Depending on the individual characteristics of the immune system, the dye can be retained on different parts of the skin for various periods – from a few months to a certain number of years. Maintaining the achieved quality of PM requires periodic procedures. Usually, the intervals between them are 1-3 years.
Contraindication
Permanent makeup procedures may have medical contraindications
Common medical contraindications include, but are not limited to:
- Hepatitis B and C, HIV infection;
- diabetes, reduced immune status;
- poor blood clotting;
- a tendency to keloid scarring;
- chronic conjunctivitis, recent herpes, skin type diseases and dermatitis;
- epilepsy, asthma;
- pregnancy 3rd term, lactation;
- menstruation 1-2 days
- taking hormonal drugs and antibiotics;
- allergic reactions
Aftercare
To achieve the necessary quality and more excellent durability, PM usually needs 1-2 additional procedures (correction) at 1-2 month intervals.
- Be prepared for the fact that the intensity of the colour of the permanent makeup decreases by 30-60% after rejection of the crust;
- The crust formed after the procedure has a significant impact on the quality of the procedure; the crust should remain on the skin as long as possible, and in no case should it be torn off or softened;
- It is possible to rinse the tattoo area with running water with further treatment with healing ointments;
- Do not take sunbaths; avoid sauna and swimming pool for 7-10 days until the crust heals.
- To obtain an even contour and smooth blending, DO NOT allow the crust to dry out or soak thoroughly;
- Do not use decorative cosmetics for 3-5 days. Correction can be carried out after at least three weeks.
Post was written based on interview with cosmetic tattoo artist Olha Po – https://cosmetictattoomelbourne.com.au/lip-tattoo-melbourne/