What is Microdermal pigmentation?
  The application of Permanent Cosmetic MakeUp (PCM) is a simple, non-surgical procedure which places pigment into the dermal layer of the skin for the purpose of cosmetic tattooing.

Is it safe?
  Yes, this is a safe and effective process. We adhere to all rules and regulations regarding the strict standards of sanitation and sterilization guidelines as defined by CDC and OSHA. We utilize the "single use" policy.

Is this a tattoo?
  Yes, this is a tattoo.

Is it permanent?
  Yes, however how you take care of your tattoo can effect it's longevity. Aftercare is of the utmost importance and is covered extensively during your scheduled consultation.

Does it hurt?
  In most cases there is only slight to moderate discomfort. There is a superior grade of topical anesthetic agents available today which considerably aid in the control of your tolerance level.
  Avoiding stress causing conditions can also greatly reduce any uneasiness. You can call us for suggested guidelines on how to increase your degree of acceptance. (714) 742-8895

Can I donate blood?
  According to www.redcross.org you may donate blood after a twelve month period of time.

Can I have an MRI?
  You should inform your radiologist if you have permanent cosmetics or traditional tattoos as that show up as "artifacts" on the picture.
  According to the U. S. Food and Drug Administration any artifact such as a tattoo and/or makeup-related MRI artifact should not prevent a diagnostically adequate MRI procedure from being performed
  There was at one time much confusion about this topic. Now you can learn more buy registering at www.mrisafety.com to assure your decision making.

Are there any age considerations?
  You must be at least 18 years of age. (If you have an under age child who needs attention, please call for information on medically advised procedures for the young.)
  And there is no age limit providing your are in good health.

How long does the appointment take?
  Typically about 2 hours.
  Your scheduled time consist of the signing of consent forms, the taking of photographs, discussion of desired procedure and your colors, time to relax while the anesthesia penetrates, the process of the tattoo itself (relatively a short amount of the time) and the aftercare instructions.

Will I need a touch up?
  Not necessarily, though suggested.
  A follow up appointment is made 4 -6 weeks after your initial appointment. You may choose to do a color enhancement at that time. Though it is not automatically mandatory to achieve your desired look.
  It should be noted however that certain procedures can be a process and therefore procedure will be considered a minimum of two appointments.

How long does it take to heal?
  The initial healing period is about 5 - 7 days.
  However it takes the layers underneath the application area about 4 - 6 weeks for them to completely heal. Your typical look is not effect during this period of time.
  It's course of action is HEEL, PEEL and FADE.

How do I look immediately following?
  You look fine. Your tattoo will be darker than you expect for the first week.
  There can be slight redness and temporary swelling and in rare cases bruising.
  Yes, you look normal and can go to work/home/play immediately following.

How much does it cost?
  Keep in mind that permanent cosmetic makeup prices can typically range from $350.00 - $1,500.00 per procedure.
  Your decision to select a technician should be based on his/her competency and artistry ability, not price comparisons.
  For an affordable list of fees call us at: (714) 742-8895

Are there any special considerations?
  Yes, if you have EVER had cold sores, fever blisters or chicken pox you MUST take an anti-viral medication as prescribed by your physician, pre and post procedure to prevent the flare-up of a new outbreak. The most common anti-viral medications by name our Zovirax, Valtrex and Famvir, just to name a few. This is a rule to which there are NO exceptions.
  You may not have services performed if you are currently on Retin-A, Accutaine, Tretinoin or other vitamin A derivatives. You should be off these products for a period of at least 6 months.
  Medical form which will be evaluated during your scheduled appointment. And for some conditions we require medical release forms from your physician.
  We reserve the right to refuse service.

What about allergic reactions?
  They are extremely rare.
  If you think you may have a reaction to the organic, lakes or iron oxides use in today's pigments then ask for a patch test, 24 hours prior to your tattoo session.

Can I drive myself home?
  Yes, unless you are having an eyeliner procedure.
  If you are having eyeliner applied and you wear contacts, don't forget to bring an extra pair of glasses with you for use during the first 24 hours post procedure. You may use your contacts the following day.
  Sunglasses will help relieve sight stress and tensions following the procedure.

We respect the intensity of your decision to have permanent cosmetics applied. If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact us so we may address them with you.

 

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