While micropigmentation (also known as permanent makeup) can provide long-lasting results and a more defined appearance, there are some contraindications and situations in which it may not be appropriate.
These include:
Allergies- to pigments, anesthetics, or any other product used during the procedure
Skin conditions - eczema, psoriasis, or severe acne in the are to be treated can interfere with the healing process and pigment retention
Infections - active infections (cold sores or other skin infections)
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
Blood disorders - conditions such as hemophilia or blood-thinning medication may increase the risk of bleeding and complicate the procedure
Autoimmune disorders- some disorders can affect the healing process or increase the risk of complications
Keloid or hypertrophic scarring - if you are prone to keloid or hypertrophic scarring, you may be at risk of developing these types of scars at the treatment site
Recent treatments - chemical peels, laser treatments, or other cosmetic procedures
Medications - blood thinners or immunosuppressants
Compromised immune system - cancer or weakened immune system can increase the risk of infection and affect the healing process
It's important to consult with a licensed and experienced professional who can assess your individual circumstances and determine whether micropigmentation (permanent makeup) is appropriate for you. Always discuss your medical history and any concerns you may have before undergoing the procedure. A doctor's consent may be required by our service providers in order to proceed.