Dr Rasha Clinic

Semi-permanent makeup involves the deposition of pigments into the upper layer of the skin to enhance or simulate makeup’s appearance. This procedure resembles traditional tattooing but employs specialized techniques and pigments formulated exclusively for cosmetic purposes. Here’s how it works:

• Consultation: During this consultation, the client discusses their goals and preferences, while the practitioner evaluates the client’s skin type and coloration to select suitable pigments and techniques.
• Design and Customization: Drawing upon the client’s preferences and facial features, the practitioner designs the desired makeup look. This includes choosing the right colors and determining the shape and style of enhancements, such as eyebrows, eyeliner, or lip color.
• Topical Anesthesia: Before the procedure, a topical numbing cream or gel is applied to the area, minimizing discomfort and ensuring the client’s comfort throughout the process.
• Pigment Selection: The practitioner selects the appropriate pigments that match the client’s skin tone and desired makeup look.
• Application: Utilizing specialized micropigmentation equipment (often a pen-like device with fine needles), the practitioner meticulously applies the chosen pigments to the upper layer of the skin. These pigments are deposited in small, controlled strokes, similar to the application of traditional makeup. The depth of pigment application varies according to the specific makeup area.
• Healing and Settling: Following the procedure, the treated area may appear darker and more pronounced than the final result. This is a normal part of the healing process. The skin will naturally exfoliate, and the color will gradually fade and settle over time.
• Touch-Up Sessions: In many cases, a follow-up or touch-up session is scheduled a few weeks after the initial procedure to make any necessary adjustments and ensure the desired results.
• Aftercare: Clients are provided with specific aftercare instructions to support the healing process and maximize the longevity of the semi-permanent makeup.
• Maintenance: While semi-permanent makeup offers long-lasting results, touch-up sessions are typically required to maintain the desired look. The frequency of touch-ups depends on factors such as skin type, sun exposure, and individual preferences.