Permanent Makeup

Permanent/Semi-Permanent Makeup is a cosmetic discipline aimed to improve and enhance women and mens looks. To be able to perform the Permanent Makeup treatments a specific device will be used with Biotek pigment that will be placed under the skin through micro-needles. Permanent Makeup is also known as Semi-Permanent Makeup because to keep the results of the treatment looking at its best. It’s necessary to get regular top ups. The most common and most requested treatments are the brows, lips and eyeliner.

Safety is my priority!

There are some cases when it’s good advise to postpone Permanent Makeup treatments or it’s even completely inadvisable to have them. Before your procedure you will be asked to sign informed consent. This document is essential as it will protect you an your practitioner.

Allergies – I use nitrile gloves rather than latex to ensure no reaction if you are allergic to latex. If you have severe allergies to heavy metals (for example nickel) it’s inadvisable to carry out the treatment. I use needles by Biotek, which are made of surgical steel, which is a very pure alloy, however still contains a small amount of nickel, therefore could create an allergic reaction.

Taking Medicines – Some medicines can interact with the colour of the pigment once implemented into the skin, for example they can cause eyebrow colour to not maintain its original colour. These medicines are: Antibiotics, Cortisone, Euthyrox and diabetes medicines taken on a high level. Other medicines interact with the duration of the treatment, in these cases Permanent Makeup will remain for mush less time inside the skin. These drugs are: Vessel Dilators, accelerating metabolism supplements.

Beauty Treatments – 30 days is the time necessary for the skin to rebuild and heal completely, so its always recommended to wait until the skin has healed completely before subjecting it to operations on the same area. Fillers – It is good practice to wait 30 days after your last filler before undergoing a Permanent Makeup session or vice versa. When having more invasive treatments such as laser or chemical peel it’s necessary to wait 2 to 5 months .

Medical treatments in progress – If you are undergoing treatments like chemotherapy, radiotherapy, intake of immune suppressants or cortisone it’s always preferable to wait for the conclusion of this period and obtain written consent from your doctor authorising the treatment of Permanent Makeup.

Biotek Semi-Permanent Makeup is the best ever for quality, results achieved and safety. Biotek has been producing all of its products in Italy for 31 years, in cooperation with the strictest European standards.

Over the years, as a small Italian company, Biotek has become the number one brand in the permanent world, proudly representing Italian excellence in the world. Relying on a professional who uses only Biotek products means to be always safe! Sure to receive a treatment in full compliance with hygiene standards, with CE certified equipment, a standard in Italy.

The entire Biotek production and training process are ISO 9001 certified.

Using a Biotek pigment means being able to choose from a range of over 160 shades. The medical operators have followed a special training and are getting closer to your phototype, so you will not face unpleasant colour changes.

Furthermore, they are aromatic amines, synthetic resins, parabens, heavy metals free and not tested on animals.

Pain perception is totally subjective to each individual so it is very hard to quantify it. However the quality of the needle used contributes to making the treatment even more painless.

I will guarantee you perfect hygienic condition with disposable and sterile materials. All needles used are arranged in disposable hygienic modules to guarantee maximum hygiene and practicality. The needles are gamma ray sterilised with validated medical sterilization process. I will always open the needle right in front of you.

The colour will appear much darker then your desired colour, this will take around 1 week to calm down. You will have swelling and mild Redness for a few days.