permanent makeup

What is permanent makeup?

Normal makeup will come off when you wash it, but permanent makeup is makeup that embeds pigments in the skin and makes it last longer. Since the fixation of the pigment is weak in one treatment, it will be firmly fixed in two treatments. Although there are individual differences, it gradually becomes thinner due to skin turnover, and it becomes quite thin in 1 to 2 years, but it does not disappear completely, and if you want to remove it, you may need a laser or excision. .

Permanent makeup treatment method

Permanent makeup is considered a medical practice that damages the skin and embeds pigments in the skin. Therefore, it is illegal unless it is performed by a qualified doctor or nurse. At our clinic, we use sterilized disposable needles and domestic safe dyes. All ingredients are iron hydroxide, ferric oxide, carbon black, polyethylene glycol, and 1,3-butylene glycol. We use ingredients with low allergenicity, but this does not mean that allergies will not occur in everyone.

Precautions for permanent makeup

The permanent makeup pigments used at our clinic contain iron and have conductivity (the property of conducting electricity). There have been reports in overseas medical journals of cases in which people who had tattoos or permanent makeup with pigments containing iron in the past suffered minor burns to the area during an MRI examination. However, this is the case when the pigment is applied very densely, and it is unlikely to occur with normal thin permanent makeup. In the unlikely event that you feel a burning sensation during the MRI examination, please stop the examination once and take the examination again while cooling with Iceon.