You might have heard of it as micropigmentation, permanent cosmetics, derma pigmentation, or micro pigmentation. In simple terms, permanent makeup is the process of implanting high-quality pigment into the skin. Sounds intense? It’s actually safe — and pretty amazing.

Both women and men are embracing it more and more. It’s not about changing how you look — it’s about enhancing your natural features. Think of it like a tattoo that saves you time and makes life easier. Wake up, hit the gym, go for a swim, or even run a marathon — your makeup stays flawless. Not bad, right?

If you’re always on the go and have little time for daily makeup, this is a game-changer. It's perfect for anyone who wants to look refreshed without effort — whether you're an athlete, a busy professional, or someone who simply wants more convenience. Permanent makeup can also be life-changing for people with alopecia, shaky hands, scarring, allergies to traditional makeup, or anyone who’s gone through breast reconstruction or cancer treatments. In short: it’s about beauty and practicality.

Permanent makeup is long-lasting, but not truly permanent. Over time, you may want a refresh to maintain your desired look. Generally, darker pigments stay longer, while lighter, more natural shades tend to fade with sun exposure, swimming, and your body’s natural process.

Healing time varies by person. Thanks to high-quality numbing agents, most clients experience minimal swelling and little to no bleeding. You’ll receive an aftercare kit and detailed instructions. Most areas heal within 4–8 weeks. A post-procedure touch-up will be scheduled to perfect your results.

The initial procedure typically takes 2½ to 3 hours. This includes paperwork, before photos, custom design and color selection, the procedure itself, and aftercare discussion. Follow-ups and color refreshers are usually quicker.

We use a topical anesthesia to numb the areas we're treating. This should help with any minor discomfort during the procedure. Everyone's different when it comes to pain. Some people find certain areas of the face more sensitive, so we focus on making you as comfortable as possible. We have a variety of topical anesthetics to make sure your procedure is as pain-free as possible.

You must be 18 years or older.

Not pregnant or breastfeeding.

No allergies to topical anesthetics.

No active keratosis, facial psoriasis, eczema, acne, rashes, or sunburn in the treatment area.

No transmittable blood diseases (e.g., HIV, hepatitis).

Must not have used Accutane within the past year.

Not suitable for those with keloid scars, seborrheic dermatitis, or viral infections.

No recent chemical peels (within the last few weeks).

Not recommended for anyone undergoing treatments or taking medications that compromise the immune system.

If you have diabetes, are undergoing chemotherapy, or have other medical conditions, a doctor’s note is required.