Pigmentointiin

Pigmentointiin, often referred to as permanent makeup or cosmetic tattooing, is a cosmetic procedure that involves implanting colored pigments into the upper dermis of the skin. This technique is used to enhance facial features such as eyebrows, eyelids, and lips, or to create the appearance of natural skin imperfections like freckles or beauty marks. The process is similar to traditional tattooing, utilizing a needle that deposits pigment.

The pigments used in pigmentointiin are specifically formulated for cosmetic application and are typically mineral-based. They are designed to be safe for the skin and to fade gradually over time, usually within one to five years, depending on factors like skin type, sun exposure, and aftercare. Before the procedure, a consultation is held to discuss the desired outcome, color selection, and shape. A topical anesthetic is usually applied to minimize discomfort during the treatment.

Aftercare is crucial for the longevity and appearance of the results. This typically involves keeping the treated area clean and moisturized, and avoiding prolonged sun exposure, harsh skincare products, and picking at the treated skin. Touch-up sessions may be recommended after the initial healing period to perfect the color and shape. Pigmentointiin can be a beneficial option for individuals seeking to save time on daily makeup application, correct asymmetry, or restore pigment loss due to medical conditions.