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CONTRAINDICATIONS

Conditions where we may
"not recommend permanent makeup."

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Permanent Makeup is not recommended if any of the following contraindication conditions exist. 

Permanent makeup is never allowed for some of these conditions.   However, there are conditions where the service may be allowed with a doctor’s consent. Permanent makeup artists are not medical experts.  If you have any of these conditions, please consult with a doctor to ensure that it is safe before proceeding.   Proactively communicate any possible contraindications with your permanent makeup artist to ensure they understand your conditions.

Contraindications include but are not limited to the list below:

  • Cancer / Chemotherapy
  • Diabetes, escalated to where there are healing problems.
  • Pregnant / Breastfeeding
  • Glaucoma
  • Keloid Scaring Skin Condition
  • Moles - Permanent Makeup cannot be performed over moles.
  • Allergic to Nickel
  • Allergic to Topical Anesthetics
  • Any skin disease, such as active skin cancer, cold sores, and any other skin diseases or irritation that appears on the treatment area (allowed only when the condition is no longer present).
  • Post-Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation if the condition is easily triggered.
  • Transmittable blood conditions (e.g., HIV or hepatitis).
  • Hemophilia, a healing disorder that may cause excessive bleeding.
  • Pacemakers - Use of a cosmetic tattoo machine is not allowed. Use manual permanent makeup tools only.
  • Uncontrollable high blood pressure or mitral valve disorder
  • Accutane or Steroids - Allowed only after six months of non-use.​
  • Strong Skin Treatments, i.e. herbal/chemical skin peeling, etc. - Allowable after 2 months from treatment date.
  • Botox (in PMU procedure area) - Allowed 1 month after Botox treatment.
  • No aspirin, ibuprofen, niacin, or vitamin E or other blood-thinning substances within 24 hours before a PMU treatment.
  • If you are under the age of 18, consent from a parent or legal guardian is required.

Review Permanent Makeup Pre-Procedure and Aftercare Requirements

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