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What Our Clients Say
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I have cancer and the chemo meant my eyebrows were very sparse and I felt it changed my wh...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eyeliners Permanent Makeup Correction.
Most correction sessions take 60–120 minutes depending on severity and consultation needs. Minor color adjustments may be shorter; extensive reshaping or multiple passes require more time. Your artist will assess previous work and recommend a tailored timeline during the consultation.
We use topical anesthetics and gentle techniques to minimize discomfort. Clients typically report mild pressure and tingling rather than pain. Sensitivity varies; we adjust numbing and breaks to keep you comfortable throughout the correction process.
Most clients need one to three sessions depending on pigment depth, scarring, and desired result. Lighter color changes often require fewer visits, while dark or heavily saturated pigment may need staged treatments for safe, predictable correction.
Complete removal is not always achievable with correction; our focus is on neutralizing unwanted tones and blending or overlaying pigment for improved appearance. For removal, we may recommend laser or saline removal referrals before correction when necessary.
Aftercare includes keeping the area clean, avoiding water, makeup, and sun exposure for the first week, applying prescribed ointment, and following scheduled touch-up appointments. Healing varies; proper care prevents infection and ensures pigment settles evenly for optimal results.
Yes—certain conditions like active eye infections, recent eye surgery, keloid tendency, pregnancy, uncontrolled diabetes, or blood-thinning medications may disqualify you. Disclose full medical history during consultation so we can assess risks and plan safe correction or recommend alternatives.