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About  PMU

Permanent Make-Up, also known as cosmetic tattooing or micropigmentation, is a cosmetic procedure where pigments are applied beneath the skin's surface to enhance or replicate makeup. It is commonly used to shape and color eyebrows, add infralash, and tint lips. The procedure involves using a needle to deposit color into the skin, similar to traditional tattooing, but typically uses specialized pigments designed to fade over time. Permanent Make-Up is especially popular for those who want to save time on daily makeup application, have difficulty applying makeup, or want to enhance natural features.

The Healing Process

Please keep in mind that Permanent Make-Up takes time and patience

Immediately After the Treatment
The skin may appear red, slightly swollen, and darker in color than the final result. This is because the pigments are still fresh, and the skin has yet to start the healing process.

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The First Week 
In the days following the treatment, a light scab may form on the skin. These scabs will fall off naturally. It is very important not to remove them yourself, as this could disrupt the healing process and affect pigment retention.

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Color Variation in the First Few Weeks 
During the first 6 weeks, the colors may vary. Some days, the result may appear darker or lighter; it might even seem like the pigment has disappeared. This fluctuation is normal and occurs as the skin is still regenerating.

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Results After 6 Weeks  
After about 6 weeks, the skin is fully healed, and the final result becomes visible. At this point, a follow-up treatment will take place. Every skin type heals differently, and some areas may not have retained the pigment as well as others. Don't worry; during the follow-up, we’ll perfect the current result!

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Official Final Result  
You’ve completed the follow-up, which is the second and last treatment. After this, it takes another 6 weeks for the skin to fully recover, and then you will see your official final result. If you feel that an additional touch-up is necessary, we can schedule one.

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It’s important to remember that we cannot treat you again before 6 weeks have passed, as the skin is still in the healing phase. We recommend being patient and allowing your skin the time it needs to heal.​

The After Care

In the meantime, it is very important to take care of the new PMU properly and to follow the aftercare instructions carefully to achieve the best results.

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Aftercare Instructions:

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  • Do not pick at any scabs or flakes (if they form).

  • Avoid sun exposure or tanning beds for 4 weeks.

  • Avoid swimming pools, saunas, and spas for 4 weeks.

  • Do not get the area wet for 7 days.

  • Avoid applying makeup to the area for 7 days.

  • Do not exercise for 4 days (if intense sweating in the face occurs).

  • Do not smoke for 1 hour (only for lip treatment).

  • Do not eat or drink for 30 minutes (only for lip treatment).

  • Avoid spicy food for 24 hours (only for lip treatment).

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