What is Cosmetic Tattooing?
Cosmetic Tattooing, also called Micropigmentation, is a popular treatment involving the insertion of colour pigments into the dermis layer of the skin, instantly improving appearance with a long lasting effect.
What does it look like on the skin?
With eyebrows, the more hair you have (no matter how fair or dark), the more natural it looks. Lipline can be thick, thin or blended depending on your preference. The colour is chosen at your consultation and can be matched to your preferred shade. With the eyeliner, you can achieve a natural, or dramatic effect. The option is yours.
How is cosmetic tattooing done?
With a hand-held pen like machine using all disposable parts. The depth of the pigment deposit is regulated, making the procedure safe and controlled.
Is it right for me?
Everyone, from the young to the elderly, who desire a soft, natural or prominent enhancement to their appearance can benefit.
Is there discomfort involved?
The sensation can vary from person-to-person. A topical anaesthetic is applied for the eye area procedures or a dental block can be administered for lip tattooing to significantly reduce discomfort.
Do I have a choice of colour?
The range of colours available is almost tireless and colours can be tailored to suit every clients needs.
How permanent is Cosmetic Tattooing?
Even though this is a permanent process, colour can be modified or changed. It has been known to last for many years but does fade over time and may require maintenance or 'Refresh' visits.
Particularly where a lighter colour is used such as a “blonde” in an eyebrow procedure.
Does cosmetic tattooing hurt?
The area to be worked on may become mildly uncomfortable. Some liken it to a persistent little sting at first. Although with the assistance of anaesthesia, the treatment is usually quite tolerable.
Do I have to have it redone after a certain period of time?
It is recommended to maintain the best of your make up that you speak to your practitioner about retouches between 12 to 18 months after your initial procedure.
Can I have a colour I like for my Eyeliner or do I have to have Black?
No you do not have to have black, there are various other colours available for Eyeliner. However always remember that once implanted, the colour is there!
I have Blepharitis is that OK?
Yes it is Ok to have your Eyeliner done if you suffer from Blepharitis.
What sort of care do I have to take after my permanent make up is done?
You will be given both verbal and written after care instructions after your procedure and it is pertinent that you follow these instructions to gain the maximum benefit from your permanent make up.
Can I still use Cleansers and Toners after I have had cosmetic tattooing?
It is best to follow the instructions given after a procedure and to not use these products until after the period stated by your practitioner.
Is there an age limit on your procedures?
No there is no age limit you can have any procedure done at whatever age, however it is best to be over 18 before making a decision like this.
If I have really badly over plucked my eyebrows can I have my Eyebrows done?
You are the one of the perfect people to have permanent make up done.
Check your Practitioner
Your appearance will become altered with Long Lasting Permanent Cosmetic Tattoo Make Up, and you have to live with the results, whether they are good or bad. I've seen results that were flawless, and I've also met women who were not satisfied with the work they received and became upset as a result. It is important to trust the skill of your cosmetic tattoo specialist, so do your home work and chose an experienced practitioner. Be very careful choosing your practitioner, make sure they are Certificate Trained, Registered with the applicable council for Skin Penetration, Insured and its always a great idea to ask about further training. Its important in this industry to continue to update your skills and learn as new techniques etc become available. There are a lot of people out there performing long lasting permanent make up procedures with only very limited training and experience. When you visit the practitioner make sure you examine the area for cleanliness and ask many questions to ensure their knowledge and professionalism. A dedicated, involved, skilled cosmetic tattoo specialist should be able to answer any and all of your questions.
Make sure you feel comfortable communicating with the cosmetic tattoo specialist and be sure to feel that you can ask anything that's on your mind. Safe standards and correct adhering to laws, guidelines etc for cosmetic tattoo are of paramount importance.
You should have a consultation with your chosen tattoo professional before the procedure. Discuss your expectations with them. During the consultation, your practitioner may take your medical history. It's important that you are completely honest. Additionally, you should be honest about the reasons you want the procedure so that all of your concerns are clearly understood by the practitioner.
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