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Permanent makeup in Argentina |
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Permanent makeup in Argentina |
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USD 1085 , Euro 705 , BP 553 |
| Summary: Cosmetic tattooing is quickly becoming a norm in the beauty profession as a timesaving, permanent method of applying makeup to the face. Micro pigmentation is the trained application of dyes under the skin, which provide a cosmetic tattoo that emulates eyeliner, eyebrow pencils, lip liner and lipstick. Application by a trained professional can provide quite natural looking results. |
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Surgery in Argentina
Permanent makeup in Argentina
What are the most common benefits of this Procedure?
Permanent makeup can be used to enhance certain facial features, or to give scar tissue a more natural appearance. Some of the most common permanent makeup procedures include: permanent eyeliner, permanent eyebrow definition, lip liner, and lip color. The fuller and more defined eyebrows and lips that result from this procedure can completely change an individuals appearance C and can create a more youthful, put-together look. It can also save time for those who want a new look without having to reapply makeup daily. And it can be a big help to people who are allergic to cosmetics, suffer from skin disorders, or for other reasons cannot apply makeup.
How are the treatments performed?
•During the initial consultation, you and your doctor will discuss the changes that you would like to make in your appearance. He/she will explain the different options available to you, the procedure itself, as well as its risks and limitations. He/she may review your medical history. He/she will also explain the kind of anesthesia used the facility where the procedure will be performed, and costs.
•Be sure to ask all the questions that you have about the procedure. Ask to see photos of the doctors recent patients, before and after the procedure. Also ask for, and follow up on, patient references. Learning everything you can about your options, risks and benefits is the key to making an informed decision.
How is permanent makeup applied?
Permanent makeup is made from vegetable products that are injected into a deep layer of the skin. Fine needles are used to inject the pigment. These needles may be attached to a coil machine (the machine used for most tattoos) or a rotary machine. The needle is dipped in pigment and then injected to insert the pigment into the skin. As the needle penetrates the skin, a small amount of bleeding may occur. At the end of the procedure, the skin is washed and an antiseptic cream may be applied.
How long do the treatments take?
The length of the procedure depends on the area being treated and the particular technique used. Generally, it takes about an hour.
Where are the treatments performed?
Permanent makeup treatments are most often performed in the doctor's office or an outpatient surgical facility.
How much pain is there?
A topical numbing agent may be applied or an anesthetic injection may be used to numb the area. Most people experience some discomfort during the procedure. Discomfort may be less if the area treated is not close to underlying bone structure.
What can I expect afterward?
•The treated area is usually sensitive and swollen for the first couple of days following the procedure. A scab will form and naturally fall away as the skin heals over the next 7-10 days. During this time, the skin must be kept clean to avoid infection, and the doctor may recommend that an antibiotic cream be applied to the area.
•During the healing process, it is important to avoid sunlight because the sun may have a lightening effect on pigment in the treated area.
•Around four to six weeks after the initial procedure, a follow-up visit is scheduled to make any needed changes to the pigmentation, and to perfect the results. The color of the makeup may fade and need to be touched up at a later date.
Who is the ideal candidate:
•In general, the best candidates for permanent makeup are:
In good physical health
Psychologically stable
Accepting of any limitations as discussed with surgeon
Realistic in their expectations for the outcome
Unhappy with conventional makeup because of allergies to cosmetics, skin disorders, lack of time, or for other reasons.
•The above is only a partial list of the criteria that your surgeon will consider in determining whether or not this procedure is appropriate for you. Be sure to ask your surgeon if he / she considers you an ideal candidate for permanent makeup.
What are the risks?
•Allergic reactions to permanent makeup are extremely rare.
•It is also important to follow all of your doctors instructions, before and after the procedure. Keeping the skin clean is an important step to avoiding infection.
GoSculptura offers packages offering plastic surgery in Argentina as well as plastic surgery in Tunisia competitively priced with leading board certified plastic surgeons in leading plastic surgery clinics in Argentina as well as plastic surgery clinics in Tunisia.
We also offer gastric bypass surgeries, in-vitro fertilization surgeries, and cosmetic dentistry.
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