Permanent Eyebrow Tattoo

Anyone who wants to accentuate their brows and save time applying makeup everyday, has experienced a big life changing event, has alopecia or trichotillomania, has thinning brows due to age maturity or overplucking, is suffering from poor vision, limited or poor motor skills, arthritis or other physical challenges. Every person who uses an eyebrow pencil is a candidate.

Anyone whose brows are blonde or light in color can enjoy microblading, combination or ombre brows – microshading – powder brows – in customized shapes and custom blended colors that enhance their facial features.

Anyone who suffers from hemophilia, seizures and epilepsy, cold, flu, covid-19; has active acne, eczema, psoriasis, keloid scars, hypertrophic scars on the area to be treated; women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, anyone undergoing chemotherapy, who has a pacemaker or major heart problems, has immunodeficiency, organ transplant, is currently using or has been on Accutane for less than one year.

Yes. The pigment particles, once tattooed into the skin, stays encapsulated in the skin tissue.

Pigment particles exposed to the UV rays of the sun breakdown over time. Pigment particles in your skin used to create your eyebrow tattoos are exposed to the UV rays of the sun. To prevent premature fading, you will need to use sunblock consistently. Avoiding the sun, tanning beds, retinol, alpha hydroxy, and use of glycolic acids such as fruit acids commonly found in some toners, cleansers and moisturizers will help with the longevity of your microblading.

We specialize in enhancing your natural beauty. We help you choose an eyebrow design that complements your face. We choose colors that complement your skin tone and match your natural hair.

Our years of experience, investment in continuing education, advanced techniques and equipment give us an edge in creating realistic, natural makeup tattoos.

Although it is possible for scars to develop, we implant pigments at a shallow depth into your skin tissue. We minimize scarring by using the most technologically advanced methods and products.

Sometimes the procedure causes temporary swelling, redness and in rare cases, bruising.

Most people do not need to take time from their employment. If you have travel plans, wedding or other special occasions to attend, please plan your microblading procedure accordingly.

Yes. Microblading, nano hair stroke brows, ombre or powder brows, combination brows enhances any other cosmetics you wear.

Hair color does not affect your microblading. Permanent eyebrow pigment color is chosen based on your skin tone and natural hair color.

You can apply a different color of eyebrow pencil, and the eyebrow color you apply will be more visually prominent than your permanent eyebrow tattoo color.

Yes. Permanent makeup applied prior to surgery can help you look your best during your recovery period.

If you are planning on getting a facelift, it is wise to get your eyebrow tattoo, whether microblading or ombre brows, applied afterwards to avoid an unwanted brow placement.

Yes. Let your doctor know so that he or she can cover your microblading. Pigments with Titanium Dioxide will turn black when exposed to laser.

Yes. You should always be cautious, as it is possible to be allergic to the pigment or the topical anesthetic.

We may perform a patch test, at your request, with the chosen pigment to be used to reduce the chance of an unexpected allergic reaction. But, keep in mind that you can develop an allergy to anything at any time.

Many doctors recommend that people who have sensitive skin or allergies to cosmetics have permanent makeup procedures done because they are great alternatives to cosmetic products that they are sensitive to.

120 to 150 minutes.

$550 for the initial treatment session. $150 for each additional procedure session scheduled every 6 weeks after the initial treatment session.

Permanent makeup is a multiple-step process. It is recommended to have a continuation visit six weeks after the initial treatment session.

On average we see clients in two visits, although it may take more sessions if the client has an underlying skin condition.

Continuation visits are scheduled in intervals of six weeks after the initial treatment session.

Yes. You can definitely have your microblading lightened or removed without the use of laser by an Atlanta permanent makeup professional in our office or you may elect laser removal by a licensed and certified laser technician.

In the State of Georgia, physicians and nurses are licensed to perform laser tattoo removal.

Procedures are done under strict sterile standards in keeping with those set by the Centers for Disease Control. We use sterile disposable supplies.

Any time the skin is open there is potential for an infection. The treated area must be kept clean. There are usually no major complications.

To prevent infection during the procedure, we use: Pre-sterilized disposable for each new client and each new procedure on each client.

New wipes, gauze, cotton and swabs, new pigment cups, new gloves, new barrier film, new equipment barrier control bags between clients and throughout the procedure.

Hospital grade disinfectant cleaners and medical sterilization procedures that kill microorganisms like HIV, Hepatitis A, B, and C, MRSA, Staph, Tuberculosis for all equipment and working surfaces are used.

All contaminated needles are disposed of in a recognizable sharps container.

It is ideal to have minimal or no bleeding during the procedure.

Please refrain from blood thinning NSAIDs like ibuprofen, Naproxen, Aspirin; blood thinners like Coumadin; vitamins like B & E; alcoholic and caffeinated beverages; fats like fish oils, flax seed oil, walnut oil; herbs like curry powder, ginger, paprika, thyme, cinnamon, dill, oregano, turmeric, liquorice, peppermint, cayenne pepper, garlic, gingko; vegetables like avocados, cabbage, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cauliflower, onions, kelp, kale; and sodas 48 hours prior and up to the day of your procedure.

Please get plenty of rest and hydrate yourself starting at least 24 hours prior to and up to the day of your procedure.