Aesthetic Micropigmentation

It is a painless treatment, but for greater comfort, an anesthetic cream is applied before starting.

The thickness of the skin’s layers (epidermis and dermis) is highly irregular. This means there will be an initial phase where the color appears more intense, but it will fade once healed. Following this process, which usually takes about 21 days, we can perform a touch-up to correct or enhance any areas that did not retain pigment.

Yes, completely. Once it is finished, the patient is in perfect condition; only the area remains slightly reddened.

This technique is not recommended for pregnant women, individuals with an active infection, or those undergoing treatments such as chemotherapy or radiotherapy. It is also not recommended for patients with active herpes or allergies on the day of treatment.

As it is semi-permanent makeup, the color fades over time. Therefore, regular touch-ups are necessary, approximately every two years, depending on the patient.

The process involves implanting pigments subdermally (under the skin). These are inert pigments, so they are fully compatible with the body and, once implanted, they do not migrate or cause allergies, although it is important to use high-quality pigments.

Micropigmentation is used to enhance, balance, and correct facial features—especially eyebrows, lips, and eyelids. It is also used to correct damage caused by very aggressive medical treatments, such as chemotherapy, or genetic cosmetic imperfections.

Eyebrow micropigmentation has become one of the most popular beauty treatments today. This technique involves implanting pigment into the dermis, or middle layer of the skin, to fill or color the area. It is useful for both achieving the desired eyebrow shape and covering sparse areas. With the hair-by-hair technique, we achieve a very natural effect.

The treatment lasts approximately two hours. The pigmentation process does not begin until the patient has correctly chosen the desired colour and is completely satisfied with the design previously drawn in pencil.

It will be carried out in a dedicated centre and must meet a series of minimum requirements to guarantee the client’s safety, with professionals holding the relevant qualifications.