|
Permanent makeup, also known as micropigmentation, is a revolutionary method of inserting small amounts of pigment into the
dermal layer of the skin in order to enhance a woman's features.
This state-of-the art procedure has been used by models, actors, and entertainers as a means of enhancing their appearance.
Cher, Elizabeth Taylor, Farrah Fawcett, and Princess Diana are just a few of the celebrities that have chosen to have permanent
cosmetics. Beyond the mere aesthetic value, with the savings in time, money, and daily frustration, it is easy to see why
permanent cosmetics have been called the "makeup of the future."
Permanent makeup typically consists of application of eyeliner, eyebrow simulation, and lip color. Additionally, there are
permanent cosmetic makeup procedures for beauty marks, scar camouflage, cheek blush, eye shadow, and areola reconstruction.
Who benefits from permanent makeup?
WOMEN
Who want to look their best all the time, even when they wake up.
MOTHERS
And other busy professionals who DON'T HAVE TIME for conventional makeup.
PHYSICALLY ACTIVE
People who want to look their best throughout activities such as swimming, hiking, biking, tennis, aerobics, and don't want
to worry about "sweating off" or reapplying cosmetics.
ALLERGIES and SENSITIVE SKIN
Some people often can't wear other cosmetics so permanent makeup is the ideal alternative.
VISION IMPAIRED
People who have difficulty applying their cosmetics.
MOTOR IMPAIRED
Including arthritics, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke survivors, and those with unsteady hands who cannot
apply their own makeup.
ENTERTAINERS, ACTRESSES, and MODELS
Who have to look good ALL the time and have no time for conventional makeup.
POST SURGICAL/INJURY
Those seeking reconstruction of areolas after surgery; camouflage of scars from burns, surgery, accidents or injuries; redefinition
of facial features.
ALOPECIA
Areata or universalis sufferers who have lost some or all of their facial hair, including eyebrows and/or eyelashes.
CHEMOTHERAPY
Recipients with full or partial hair loss.
VITILIGO
Sufferers who may have areas of skin which have lost their pigment.
|
