Who’s a candidate for Micropigmentation?
Anyone, male and female, can have the procedure for cosmetic reasons.
Busy people who like to wake up in the morning with stunning, natural looking, smudge-free makeup that lasts all day – every day!
As well as anyone with physical limitations (poor eyesight, severe arthritis, etc.), post any kind of trauma (scars, thinning brows), or disease (cancer patients, post chemotherapy ) may seek for this procedure.
Professional athletes, especially swimmers benefit from this procedure also.
Is Micropigmentation safe?
The procedure is very safe and medically approved and is fast becoming one of the most requested treatments in the beauty industry.
The pigments used at Pure Skin Clinic have been in use for over 30 years and to date there have been no recorded cases of allergic reactions.
Liga has completed extensive advanced Micropigmentation course in Europe and is highly experienced.
How does it work?
Prior to any treatment a consultation will be conducted and during this time a client-consent form will have to be filled in and signed by the client who is to receive the treatment.
Liga will take you through a thorough and informative consultation answering any questions or concerns which you may have regarding semi-permanent cosmetics treatment(s). During your consultation you can view before and after’ pictures while discussing your preferred enhancements.
As well as we will take your before and after photos.
Liga will never carry out any procedure without your full consent. She will use her expertise and critical eye for detail to advise you which ‘look’ suits you best to enhance your natural features.
Once we have agreed to the best shape, colour, technique we start the micropigmentation procedure. I make you feel as relaxed and comfortable as possible during the treatment. I use topical anaesthetics that numb the area of treatment. Most people find the process relaxing.
At the end of the treatment, I will explain the aftercare procedure.
How long is the treatment?
The procedure takes between two and three hours and is made comfortable with the use of a topical anaesthetic cream.
How long does it last?
The effects of semi-permanent makeup can remain in the skin between one and three years and sometimes longer depending on area enhanced and technique used.