Am I a Candidate for Permanent Makeup Procedure?

Anyone who wears make-up is a potential candidate for semi permanent makeup procedure. However, there are a few contraindications that would prevent you from getting the treatment at all and some medical conditions that require special consideration and medical advice before permanent makeup procedures.

Here’s our guide to the best candidate and those who can’t have the treatment:

BEST CANDIDATE:

• Over-plucked eyebrows that no longer grow
• Unsymmetrical eyebrows
• Clients that want to wear less makeup
• Sparse/light-haired brows
• Clients that are outdoors a lot and want waterproof/sweat proof eyebrows
• Alopecia sufferers
• Chemotherapy patients

YOU ARE NOT A GOOD CANDIDATE IF YOU:

• are Pregnant
• are Diabetic
• are Epileptic
• are Keloid Former
• have a Viral/Infectious Diseases/Bleeding Disorders
• are Currently Receiving Chemotherapy
• have a Pacemaker or Major Heart Issues
• have Received an Organ Transplant
• are Sick (Cold/Flu), poor general health
• have been on Accutane within 1 year prior procedure

CLIENTS WITH ANY OF THESE CONDITIONS SHOULD CONTACT THEIR DOCTOR TO DETERMINE IF THEY CAN UNDERGO THIS PROCEDURE:

• Allergies, allergy to numbing creams or hair dyes
• Blood thinners, Hemophilia
• Long-term use of painkillers (aspirin, ibuprofen), some herbs (increase bleeding and bruising)
• Acne
• Cutaneous anomalies in pigmented areas (birthmarks, warts)
• Active egzema or psoriasis wounds in the treated area
• Thyroid, hormonal problems
• Glaucoma, any eyes diseases
• Bleeding disorders
• Viral inflammation (HIV and AIDS), bacterial, fungus infections, and diseases
• Higher temperature
• Skin irritation near the treated area (rashes, sunburn, acne)
• Heart conditions (Mitral Valve Prolapse, Artificial Heart Valves, Artificial Joints)
• Active Herpes Simplex (blisters/cold sores) you may experience an outbreak after lip procedures (consult with doctor antiviral prescription before and after treatment)
• Vitiligo
• Taking strong steroid drugs can make skin fragile
• Uncontrolled High Blood Pressure
• Any treatment, medication, or illness of the immune system
• Dental treatment (before lips)
• Glaucoma, any eyes or eyeball diseases, ocular inflammation (before eyeliner)
• Any physical, mental, or medical impairment or disability

Clients with health conditions might heal slower than others. If you suffer any medical condition always consult with a doctor.

May the skin condition affect Semi Permanent Makeup result?

It is important to know that the results of your Permanent Makeup will be based on the health and quality of your skin. Healthy skin provides a good canvas for the pigments, allowing for better results and longer-lasting effects. Dry lips can affect the outcome and healing process, potentially leading to uneven colour or irritation.

If you have a pre-existing skin condition or are on medications, you may still be eligible for a procedure but should adjust your expectations based on your situation.