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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Classic Eyeliners PMU - Top Lids.
Results vary but most clients enjoy 1-3 years of definition before a touch-up is recommended. Longevity depends on skin type, lifestyle, and sun exposure. Annual or biannual refresh sessions preserve color and sharpness.
A topical numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort; most clients report only light pressure or mild stinging. The procedure is brief and tolerable, and additional numbing can be used on request for extra comfort.
Avoid alcohol, aspirin, and blood-thinning supplements for 48 hours; stop retinol or exfoliants around the eye for a week. Bring contacts or plan to wear glasses, arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes for your consultation and procedure.
Initial liner appears darker and may scab slightly; color softens as it heals over 4-6 weeks. Follow aftercare: avoid water, heavy sweating, makeup, and sun exposure. Don’t pick scabs; return for color evaluation and touch-up.
Yes — we customize thickness, length, and pigment shade to complement your eyelid anatomy and personal style. A pre-procedure design consultation ensures symmetry and natural enhancement tailored to your face and desired look.
Contraindications include pregnancy, breastfeeding, active eye infections, recent eye surgery, certain autoimmune conditions, and blood-thinning medications. A full consultation and medical history review determine your suitability and any necessary precautions or referral.