Our medical grade Certified Organic Pigments are successfully prepared by new grinding technology using aseptic packing environment.

All needles use Gamma radiation (a batch code is printed in each needle).  We enforce one-time-use needle modules (cartridges), completely sterilized and individually packaged to ensure the best safety level.

Our machines meets the highest health and medical hygiene standards and we use the most advanced technique with German top technology and precision engineering.

Clients must be least 18 years of age to receive a permanent cosmetic procedure.
Women who are pregnant or nursing are not eligible for permanent cosmetics.

The America Red Cross does not accept blood donations for one year following a tattoo procedure. If donations of blood are a requirement in the client’s life, a permanent cosmetic is not a procedure one should consider.

Do not take aspirin, Ibuprofen or Coumadin for 2 days before and 2 days after procedure.

Do not wear contact lenses during or immediately following the procedure within 24 hours after procedure.

If you have a history of cold sores (herpes simplex), we advise you to contact your doctor to obtain the proper prescription medication to prevent such outbreaks.

New patients are encouraged to print the paperwork from the website and fill it out prior to coming in. Otherwise, new patients need to arrive at the office at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled appointment to complete the paperwork.  If paperwork is not completed in a timely fashion upon arrival, we may need to accommodate other patients who arrive on time.

To ensure other customers do not wait longer than necessary to see the provider, if you are more than 15 minutes late for an appointment, the appointment may need to be rescheduled.

You may be given the option to wait for another appointment time on the same day if one is available. We will try to accommodate late‐comers as best as possible, but cannot compromise on the quality and timely care provided to our other clients.

The maximum allowed for late arrival will be 30 minutes, thereafter, a  “no-show”  fee will be applied.  No exceptions.

We truly appreciate your compliance and understanding with this policy so that we can continue to provide excellent care and customer service.

A 24-hour notice is required to modify an appointment.

An appointment modification MUST be made online using our automated system.  If you do not received a confirmation within 15 minutes please contact us by phone.  Email requests will not taken into account.

If you fail to cancel and/or reschedule your appointment within in 24 hours, a $150.00 USD  “no-show”  fee will be applied. No exceptions.

A 24-hour notice is required to modify an appointment.

An appointment modification MUST be made online using our automated system.  If you do not received a confirmation within 15 minutes please contact us by phone.  Email requests will not taken into account.

If you fail to cancel and/or reschedule within in 24 hours from your appointment, a $150.00 USD  “no-show”  fee will be applied.  No exceptions.

A 24-hour notice is required to modify an appointment.

If you fail to cancel and/or reschedule your appointment within in 24 hours, a $150.00 USD  “no-show”  fee will be applied.

The maximum allowed for late arrival will be 30 minutes, thereafter, a  “no-show”  fee will be applied.  No exceptions.

We truly appreciate your compliance and understanding with this policy so that we can continue to provide excellent care and customer service.

Permanent Make up is a non-surgical procedure, a cosmetic technique which employs tattoos, permanent pigmentation of the dermis.

The major difference between Tattooing and Micro pigmentation is the depth of the penetration into the skin. The procedure is considered permanent as it cannot be washed off, however, the color should be considered “semi-permanent” since fading will occur over time.

Commonly known as Micropigmentation, the specialized technique is also referred to as Micropigment Implantation, Dermagraphics, Dermapigmentation, Cosmetic Tattooing, Embroidery, 3D Tattooing, Microblading and more.

The human skin composes of two distinct layers. The Epidermis forms its outermost layer, followed by the Dermis.

In pursuance of producing designs that resemble makeup, organic pigments are placed shallow beneath the Epidermis, slightly into the uppermost part of the Dermis.

What could be better than to wake up looking as good in the morning as you did in the evening?  Once you have made the decision, you are to have Permanent Cosmetics applied.

Permanent Makeup is also the perfect solution for those with eyesight impairment or unsteady hands due to medical conditions such as Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, arthritis, paralysis, or a host of other problems causing physical restriction.

The uses for permanent makeup expand beyond eyebrows, eyeliner, and lips. For those who are convinced that permanent makeup serves only the daily face makeup user, this column will bring new light.  There are many medically related reasons for having permanent makeup applied.  Check out the Paramedical Procedures section.

Permanent cosmetics procedures are considered permanent because pigments are placed into the skin and cannot be washed off. However, fading can and often does occur, requiring periodic maintenance referred to as color enhancement or color refreshing.

Longevity may vary by numerous factor like life style, sun exposure, the color of the pigmentation, and also affected by topical products applied on the skin.  It is recommended to get a touch up from 6 to 12 months.

Most new permanent makeup procedures need two applications for best-looking results.

The development will be a combination of the pigmentation and the skin tone. If the outcome leans toward an undesired tone, a second visit will help to make that color appear more consistent, homogeneous and vibrant.

Additionally, it can correct any lighter areas that retained less color due to tissue changes, refine shapes.

Your follow-up procedure should be scheduled 6 weeks after your first session when full healing and color stabilization is complete.

The application of permanent cosmetics is often a two or more step process. Every procedure includes a touch-up.

Re-touch procedures should be scheduled no closer than 6 weeks apart after each procedure, the color will soften considerably within 5 to 30 days.

Touch up must be schedule between 6 weeks to 2 Months from the procedure.  Thereafter, an additional cost will occur accordingly.

Pricing and touch up policies may vary. Contact the technician for more information.

Most people find the procedure to be comfortable. We will apply the numb cream for superior comfort.  The cream takes in between 20 to 30 minutes to respond, soon after you will be ready to start the procedure. 

Patients report they either do not feel anything or that it feels like the hairs (brows or lashes) are being slightly pulled off.  If swelling occur, it may be alleviated with healing ointment.

The answer is yes.  They are ideal for replicating realistic nipples after mastectomy, covering scars, hare lips, skin diseases and more.  Visit our Paramedical Procedures section.

It is advised not to make social plans for the same day.  People with delicate skin or sensitive areas might be swollen or red.
– Do not take Aspirin, Ibuprofen, or Coumadin for 2 days before and 2 days after the procedure.
– Do not discontinue any medication without consulting your doctor.
– Do not drink alcohol the night before your treatment.

A patch test will be performed unless waived upon request.
Botox or fillers: Physicians recommend waiting 6-7 weeks following these injections for permanent cosmetics procedure to be performed.

Eyebrows Procedures
Any waxing should be performed at least 48 hours before the procedure.
Electrolysis cannot be performed five days prior to the procedure.
Eyebrow tinting should not be undertaken for two weeks prior to the procedure.

Eyeliner Procedure
Any eyelash tinting or eyelash perming should be carried out no sooner then one-week before or two weeks after the procedure.
Do not wear contact lenses during or immediately following the procedure. Remember to bring your glasses. You may resume wearing your contact lenses as soon as your eyes feel comfortable.
As a safety precaution, we recommend that you have someone available to drive you home.

Lip liner/Color
In case you have a history of cold sore (herpes simplex), we advise you to contact your doctor to obtain the proper prescription medication to prevent outbreaks.
Alternatively, obtain herpes medication (Zovirax for example) from your local pharmacy and use one week before and one week after your procedure. This can help minimize an outbreak.
Permanent cosmetic procedures do not cause cold sores, however, if you carry the virus, it lays dormant in the body and can arouse by the procedure.
Lip wax or bleaching treatments should not be undertaken for at least a two-week period preceding your permanent cosmetic procedure.

Expect moderate swelling for the first 72 hours following the procedure. Keep the area lubricated with healing ointment the next 4-7 days.

Additional information may be found at each procedure section below.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW POST-PROCEDURE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN LOSS OR DISCOLORATION OF PIGMENT.

It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes for upper or lower eyelid and 1 hour and 45 minutes for both upper and lower eyelids.  We will apply the numb cream for superior comfort and it takes between 20 to 30 minutes to respond.  Soon after you will be ready to start the procedure.

Important: Do not wear contact lenses during or immediately following the procedure.  Remember to bring your glasses. You may resume wearing your contact lenses as soon as your eyes feel comfortable.

Take anywhere from 3-7 days to heal completely. During this time, do not use any Retin A, Glycolic Acids, Peroxides, Neosporin, abrasive cleansers or makeup on the area.  Do not scrub, pick or peel treated areas! Do not expose the area to sun or tanning beds!

You will also need to avoid facials, swimming, and whirlpools for at least 5 days.

Expect light to moderate swelling and redness. Any discomfort may be alleviated with healing ointment. Keep the area lubricated for 4 days following the procedure.  When resuming wearing makeup (after 3 days) you must use new mascara to avoid contamination.

It takes about 1 hour and 20 minutes for upper or lower eyelid and 1 hour and 45 minutes for both upper and lower eyelids.  We will apply the numb cream for superior comfort and it takes between 20 to 30 minutes to respond.  Soon after you will be ready to start the procedure.

Important: Do not wear contact lenses during or immediately following the procedure.  Remember to bring your glasses. You may resume wearing your contact lenses as soon as your eyes feel comfortable.

Take anywhere from 3-7 days to heal completely. During this time, do not use any Retin A, Glycolic Acids, Peroxides, Neosporin, abrasive cleansers or makeup on the area.  Do not scrub, pick or peel treated areas! Do not expose the area to sun or tanning beds!

You will also need to avoid facials, swimming, and whirlpools for at least 5 days.

Expect light to moderate swelling and redness. Any discomfort may be alleviated with healing ointment. Keep the area lubricated for 4 days following the procedure.  When resuming wearing makeup (after 3 days) you must use new mascara to avoid contamination.

It takes about 1 hour for lip contour and 2 hours for full lips. We will apply the numb cream for superior comfort and it takes between 20 to 30 minutes to respond.  Soon after you will be ready to start the procedure.

The following 72 hours you may experience flaking, tenderness, dryness, and itchiness in the treated area, swelling and redness.  Take anywhere from 2-3 weeks to heal completely.  During this time, do not use any Retin A, Glycolic Acids, Peroxides, Neosporin, abrasive cleansers or makeup on the area. Do not scrub, pick or peel treated areas! Do not expose the area to sun or tanning beds! You will also need to avoid facials, swimming, and whirlpools for at least 5 days.

Expect moderate swelling for the first 72 hours following the procedure.

Within 4 days, keep the area lubricated with healing ointment then switch to chopsticks or lipstick with an SPF of 15 or greater, as the sun tends to fade lip color quickly.

After the procedure, the lips may appear to have too much color.  Within three to four days, the color will become lighter as the epidermis sloughs off. It will appear that you have lost most its saturation, however, when your lips have healed completely, the dermal layer will gradually become darker. Two to three applications may be required to achieve the desired results.  It is not uncommon to lose up to 70% of the color in the first application.

Takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes. We will apply the numb cream for superior comfort and it takes between 20 to 30 minutes to respond.  Soon after you will be ready to start the procedure.

Take anywhere from 3-7 days to heal completely. During this time, do not use any Retin A, Glycolic Acids, Peroxides, Neosporin, abrasive cleansers or makeup on the area. Do not scrub, pick or peel treated areas! Do not expose the area to sun or tanning beds! You will also need to avoid facials, swimming, and whirlpools for at least 5 days.

Expect slight swelling, thickness, and/ or redness for one to two days following the procedure. Within 4 days, keep the area lubricated with healing ointment.  Wash with water and pat dry.

Takes about 1 hour and 45 minutes. We will apply the numb cream for superior comfort and it takes between 20 to 30 minutes to respond.  Soon after you will be ready to start the procedure.

Take anywhere from 3-7 days to heal completely. During this time, do not use any Retin A, Glycolic Acids, Peroxides, Neosporin, abrasive cleansers or makeup on the area. Do not scrub, pick or peel treated areas! Do not expose the area to sun or tanning beds! You will also need to avoid facials, swimming, and whirlpools for at least 5 days.

Expect slight swelling, thickness, and/ or redness for one to two days following the procedure. Within 4 days, keep the area lubricated with healing ointment.  Wash with water and pat dry.

Paramedical uses of permanent makeup technique to eliminate the embarrassment of unsightly scars and natural skin imperfections.

It provides a finishing touch to surgical procedures, camouflaging scars and burns, and breast reconstruction. I has the ability to break up scar tissue and color it to better match your natural skin tone improves your appearance and gives you renewed confidence in your appearance.

It works extensively with patients who seek camouflaging procedures, such as surgery scars (mastectomies, skin grafting, and more) and other medical conditions (alopecia, vitiligo, and more).

For many breast cancer patients, Areola pigmentation has been an important restorative cosmetic process. The procedure is used to improve the aesthetic appearance of the nipple areola complex after reconstructive surgery restoring a youthful look in a natural and enduring way.

Permanent cosmetics procedures are considered permanent because pigments are placed into the skin and cannot be washed off. However, fading can and often does occur, requiring periodic maintenance referred to as color enhancement or color refreshing.

Longevity may vary by numerous factor like life style, sun exposure, the color of the pigmentation, and also affected by topical products applied on the skin.  It is recommended to get a touch up from 6 to 12 months.

Most new permanent makeup procedures need two applications for best-looking results.

The development will be a combination of the pigmentation and the skin tone. If the outcome leans toward an undesired tone, a second visit will help to make that color appear more consistent, homogeneous and vibrant.

Additionally, it can correct any lighter areas that retained less color due to tissue changes, refine shapes.

Your follow-up procedure should be scheduled 6 weeks after your first session when full healing and color stabilization is complete.

The application of permanent cosmetics is often a two or more step process. Every procedure includes a touch-up.

Re-touch procedures should be scheduled no closer than 6 weeks apart after each procedure, the color will soften considerably within 5 to 30 days.

Touch up must be schedule between 6 weeks to 2 Months from the procedure.  Thereafter, an additional cost will occur accordingly.

Pricing and touch up policies may vary. Contact the technician for more information.

Most people find the procedure to be comfortable. We will apply the numb cream for superior comfort.  The cream takes in between 20 to 30 minutes to respond, soon after you will be ready to start the procedure.

Patients report they either do not feel anything or that it feels like hairs are being slightly pulled off.  If swelling occur, it may be alleviated with healing ointment.

It is advised not to make social plans for the same day.  People with delicate skin or sensitive areas might be swollen or red.
– Do not take Aspirin, Ibuprofen, or Coumadin for 2 days before and 2 days after the procedure.
– Do not discontinue any medication without consulting your doctor.
– Do not drink alcohol the night before your treatment.

A patch test will be performed unless waived upon request.

Expect moderate swelling for the first 72 hours following the procedure. Keep the area lubricated with healing ointment the next 4-7 days.

Additional information may be found at each procedure section below.

FAILURE TO FOLLOW POST-PROCEDURE INSTRUCTIONS MAY RESULT IN LOSS OR DISCOLORATION OF PIGMENT.

The area to be corrected will be measured and analyzed in order to custom blend a color for your next appointment. Small areas may be tested to determine which color best matches and will deliver optimal results.

Although scar camouflage takes more than one visit, we believe you will be very pleased with our minimally invasive procedure.

Tiny needles are used to add colored pigment to the scalp.  Pigment dots are layered over several sessions to gradually increase the density and darkness until the correct blend is achieved.

The 3D effect relies on a range of different pigment shades being applied over the course of a clients treatment sessions. The pigments must be different shades as it enables some deposits to stand out amongst the rest.

Most people describe the process as uncomfortable, although not necessarily painful.

The specialist draws on the areola using a custom blended pigment color that best matches the patients coloring, shape and size to find the closet similarity. It create a 3D illusion of a lifelike areola and nipples.

The procedure of nipple reconstruction it may takes between 2 to 4 sessions depending on the colors and healing time.