A permanent lip makeup procedure does not affect lip filler treatment, and vice versa. The main thing is to leave a 1-2 month interval between the two procedures.

No, the procedure is completely safe - the needle is very fine, and the eyelid protects the eye sufficiently from any damage.

During the first days, the eyebrows should be protected from moisture. Avoid saunas, swimming pools, sun exposure, and picking the scab. After healing, SPF cream should be used.

The final result is visible approximately 4 weeks later, when the skin has fully healed and the pigment has stabilised.

Permanent makeup can visually balance lip asymmetry and enhance the contour, but it does not create a significant increase in volume.

Eye makeup may only be used after the scab has completely healed off - approximately after one week - so as not to damage the result of the procedure.

Thanks to effective anaesthesia, the procedure is minimally painful. Most clients tolerate the procedure very well.

Results usually last 1.5-3 years on average, depending on skin type, care habits, and lifestyle.

Permanent eyebrow makeup lasts on average 1.5–2 years. Over time, the pigment gradually fades.

No, before the procedure the eyebrows must not have been recently tinted with henna or chemical dye - please wait at least 1 week.

If you have had herpes before, it is recommended, after consulting your doctor, to take anti-herpes tablets starting from the day of the procedure until the treated area has healed.

A touch-up is usually done after 4-8 weeks, once the pigment has fully settled and the skin has healed.