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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about PERMANENT MAKEUP BROWS - (SESSIONS 1 & 2).
This service includes two appointments: an initial consultation and pigment application, followed by a touch-up 6–8 weeks later to refine color, shape, and retention. Additional sessions may be recommended for certain skin types or desired intensity.
Most clients report only mild discomfort. We apply a topical numbing agent before and during the treatment to minimize pain. Sensations are usually described as light scratching or pressure and typically subside quickly after the procedure.
Results can last months to several years depending on skin type, lifestyle, sun exposure, and pigment choice. Annual or biennial touch-ups help maintain color and definition for longer-lasting results.
Expect mild redness, slight swelling, and scabbing for about 7–14 days. Pigment may appear darker initially then soften as it heals. Follow aftercare to avoid water, sweating, and exfoliation until fully healed.
Ideal candidates have sparse or uneven brows, want low-maintenance grooming, or desire defined shape. Contraindications include pregnancy, certain skin disorders, recent Botox around the area, or active infections—consultation required.
Yes, the touch-up appointment is the time to refine shape, soften color, or correct asymmetry. Major shape changes should be discussed in advance; subtle adjustments are typically straightforward during the second session.