Michelle Keith Permanent Makeup

Permanent makeup is a technique through which an individual implants pigments, formulated for the face, through the epidermal into the dermal layer of the facial skin. This process inputs permanent colored pigments into eyebrows, eyes, lips, and cheek areas.

People who choose Intradermal Micro-Pigmentation (Permanent Make-Up) include:

.Busy people with little time to apply make-up

.People with allergies to conventional make-up

.Those seeking to correct asymmetrical facial features

.Models, actors and entertainers

.Both men and women

.Burn survivors and people with flawed skin

.Those with Parkinson's Disease

.Men with thinning eyebrows

.Athletic people and those with oily skin who tend to shed make-up easily

.Chemotherapy patients who have lost, sparse, or uneven eyebrows

.Those who have Cerebral Palsy or Multiple Sclerosis that limits your motore skills

.Those with Prebyopia or other visual limitations

.Women who have had a mastectomy. Areolas can be repigmented and recreated

People interested in Intradermal Micro-Pigmentation will visit the office for a consultation appointment before making a definite decision to commit to the procedure. The consultation is very important, it is when the client and nurse will discuss the procedure, decide on a color and fill out the necessary paperwork.

Every client has the option of taking sedation for relaxation. The sedation is not for pain just for the purposes of relaxing. Anyone who decides to take the sedation will need someone to drop them off at the office and then pick them up after the procedure is over or they may have someone wait for them in the waiting room. Some clients find it helpful to take Extra Strength Tylenol® before the procedure.

The shape and color of the lips will be discussed at the time of the consultations. The client may draw on the shape that they want prior to arrival or they can wait and the nurse may draw on the shape for the client. It is important that anyone who has had herpes simplex viruses and/or has had a cold sore take the prescription medicine Famvir®(anti-viral) prior to the procedure. Anesthetic can be topical numbing cream or infiltrations (injections).

This is one of our most common procedures performed. The shape, thickness and color of the clients eyeliner will be discussed at the time of the consultation. On the day of the procedure the client has the option of either wearing their eyeliner to the appointment or she can wait and have the nurse apply it when she arrives. Anesthetic can be topical numbing cream or infiltrations (injections).

The shape, thickness and color of the clients eyebrows will be discussed at the time of the consultation. On the day of the procedure the client has the option of either drawing on the eyebrows prior to arriving at the appointment or she can wait and have the nurse draw the eyebrows on for her when she arrives. Anesthetic can be topical numbing cream or infiltrations (injections).