Permanent make-up reproduces the newly applied eyeliner, eyebrow pencil, lip liner and lipstick appearance. This procedure is performed through a process commonly known as micropigmentation. A tattoo pencil is often used here to inject permanent ink into the skin layers. The time period for each process can be between half an hour and two hours.
Multiple sessions with a minimum of 6 to 8 weeks are required to heal between sessions. Immediately after the laser hits the tattoo, the pigment will appear frozen, ashy or off-white. Within minutes, the color normalizes and appears a bit darker than before the session. This color will fade slightly and become lighter in the coming weeks. After the removal session, the skin will be red, slightly bleeding and moderate swelling.
You don’t have to wake up earlier than usual to get the right eyeliner. During this process, the upper eyelid is colored with the specialized tattoo needle and a line of the eyeliner is created. The precision with which this line of tattoos is made means that you will never have to worry about uneven eyeliner lines again. You may want to take it easy for an hour, but it doesn’t stop you from going on for the rest of your day! This is very normal and generally does not interfere with the functionality of your eyes. He hoped that the permanent eyeliner would solve the fluid-induced fusion he was dealing with.
One of the biggest drawbacks of this procedure is of course the permanent character of make-up. The patterns drawn to vary your makeup make it much more difficult than you would like. For example, if you get a permanent cat-eyed lining, it would be much more difficult to make it look like a simple natural look. Like regular tattoos, the permanent eyeliner also tends to fade over time, especially through the area in which it is located. When the lines tend to fade, it is more likely to look messy, requiring the process to be repeated.
“Most people think that laser treatments can remove tattoos or permanent makeup, but they can leave their own side effects, such as a lighter skin tone,” says Milstein. Other removal permanent eyeliner makeup methods include dermabrasion, surgical removal and sometimes additional tattoos to camouflage the problem. “Some techniques leave a scar where the makeup was,” he says.