Skin & healing
Active dermatitis, infection, recent procedures and scar history can affect suitability.
AESTHETICS • PIGMENT • PRECISION
A consultation-led approach to cosmetic tattooing with attention to skin type, pigment choice, hygiene, healing and long-term colour change.
ABOUT THE TREATMENT
Semi-permanent makeup is planned around skin health, healing history, pigment choice, desired shape and the long-term way colour may fade.
Active skin conditions, scar history, allergies and previous procedures are reviewed before pigment is considered.
Design and pigment are selected conservatively with facial balance, skin tone and future fading in mind.
Hygiene, sterile practice and appropriate technique are essential because the skin barrier is intentionally broken.
Aftercare, expected healing and the possibility of maintenance or colour change are discussed in advance.
TREATMENT FOCUS
Semi-permanent makeup should begin with a careful review of skin health, healing history, desired shape and colour, and the long-term maintenance involved.
Active dermatitis, infection, recent procedures and scar history can affect suitability.
Colour and shape should be chosen conservatively with long-term fading in mind.
Sterile technique and correct wound care are essential because the skin barrier is intentionally broken.
Pigment can fade or shift over time, so maintenance, correction limits and future removal difficulty are discussed in advance.
IN MORE DETAIL
Semi-permanent makeup places pigment into the skin to create a longer-lasting cosmetic effect. The consultation should cover the exact area being treated, desired shape, pigment choice, previous cosmetic tattooing, tendency to scar, allergies and any skin condition in the treatment area.
Pigment can change as it fades, and correction or removal can be difficult. For that reason, conservative planning and realistic expectations are more important than following a trend.
YOUR JOURNEY
Semi-permanent makeup should move from assessment to design, procedure and healing review in a deliberate sequence.
Review skin health, allergies, scar history, previous pigment and the result you want.
Agree on a conservative shape and pigment plan with long-term fading in mind.
Treatment is performed only when the area is suitable and hygiene requirements can be met.
Follow aftercare carefully and review healing before considering any maintenance or correction.
SAFETY & SUITABILITY
Active infection or dermatitis, significant allergy history, a tendency to problematic scarring, medicines that affect healing, pregnancy or breastfeeding, and recent procedures may change suitability. Pigment source, hygiene and realistic expectations should be discussed before proceeding.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Important questions about pigment, healing and long-term maintenance.
BOOK A CONSULTATION
Discuss suitability, available procedures, pigment planning, healing and aftercare with the Lumera Derm team.