Micropigmentation (Tattooing)
Micropigmentation Procedures
- Eyebrows (For men and women):
Eyebrows are important; they frame your eyes and give your face expression. When eyebrows are fuller and extended, you get a more youthful appearance. Eyebrows that are too light, sparse or non-existent can be beautifully enhanced and improved with micropigmentation. Anyone who desires more fullness of the brows will love this procedure. You can go swimming, play tennis or wipe your face without the embarrassment of losing your eyebrows. It is also great for alopecia and cancer victims. The techniques we apply are digital, micro–stroking and soft tap.
- Lip liner or 3D full lips:
Permanent lip color can be natural and beautiful at the same time. It can be used to enhance or change the shape and size of the lips adding a pretty color to them as well. This procedure helps prevent the look of having smudged lipstick. It can also correct asymmetrically shaped lips, uneven vermillion borders and scars.
- Post mastectomy areola re-pigmentation:
Recreating the areolar portion of the breast can be performed with micropigmentation procedure. This service is often requested as part of the breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. Areola colors are custom-blended and shadowing effects are used to create a natural look. This procedure is also requested by women who prefer larger areolas after breast augmentation.
- Scalp micropigmentation (Tricopigmentation)
Scalp micropigmentation is a new and innovative technique that offers an alternative styling option for men who do not want or are not candidates for hair transplant surgery. Micropigmentation can be used for a variety of scalp conditions including genetic male pattern baldness, alopecia areata or totalis and scarring after neurosurgical procedures.
- Scar camouflage and Hair simulation
Scar camouflage helps reduce the prominence of scars from accidents, burns or surgery. Scalp hair simulation helps restore the appearance of missing hair lost to alopecia, trauma or natural thinning as hair stubble (roots). This technique can also be used to simulate brows, moustache and beard.