Le Maquillage Beauty Salon Chichester

Semi Permanent Treatments - Permanent Makeup

Q & A

How long will the makeup last?
Although pigment molecules stay in the skin indefinitely the colour remains visible for several years. This is visible depending upon the client's age, skin type, colour choice & lifestyle

Is the procedure painful?
Every client is different but with advanced new equipment and numbing techniques discomfort is minimal

Do I have a choice on placement & colour?
Definitely. The client is in control every step of the was from desired shape to colour selection

How long will it take?
You should allow about 1½ to 2 hours for a new procedure

What happens after the procedure?
Immediately post procedure the treated area may appear slightly swollen and the colour will appear darker and more intense, again this depends on skin type. This will last for several days. Complete healing can take up to 6 weeks for the pigment in the skin to mature and the true colour to appear.

Eyeliner

This popular treatment is simple and seriously effective. Look great 24/7!

Eyebrows

The hairstrokes looks so real and as brows frame and lift the face it is worth considering! Anyone who requires the emphasis of brows will love this procedure and the time saved by never having to pencil again! Once this micropigmentation procedure is complete you can swim, partake in sporting activities or just lie in the sun without the worry of losing your brows.

Lips

For a truly subtle cosmetic effect this procedure is an excellent way of enhancing the shape, colour and fullness of your lips. With skilled application lips can look fabulous. Lipstick bleed will be a thing of the past. In fact forget about lipstick! Apply a nourishing balm and you are good to go. Let us correct any imperfections.

Camouflage

The value of Micropigmentation in the medical field is now well established. Doctors, nurses, radiologists and specialists recognise the benefit of such procedures.

Burns
Once burnt skin has healed, or a year after any skin graft work, micropigmentation can be used to camouflage or blend colour to existing tones

Scar Camouflage
Generally a year after a scar has healed, pigments can be used to match the scar to the colour of the surrounding skin in a blending effect. Occasionally the action of micropigmentation can help to stimulate the area and soften the scar tissue

Areola Restoration
Once reconstructive surgery is complete, micropigmentation is used to colour the areola. This usually helps to disguise any scarring and improve appearance. For most clients this is the "finishing touch" on a long and fraught journey.

Cleft Lip Reconstruction
The appearance of a cleft lip can be dramatically improved with micropigmentation. By creating a balanced shape and camouflaging scars, the lip is given definition, symmetry and fullness.