The cost for microblading or powder brows are $800 which includes your first session and touchup. The cost for nano brows are $1000 which include the first session and touchup. The cost for combination brows which are microblade and shade are $900 which includes the first session and touchup. The cost can change if there is previous work on the skin.

What is the Pre Care?

The pre care instructions are to ensure the skin is free from blemishes, no skin conditions, and no retinols for 2 weeks.

What is the Post Care?

The post care instructions include an aftercare kit to ensure the brows are protected from infection.

What is the pain level?

The pain level is 0-3 because we pre-numb the site prior to treatment.

How long does it last?

Brow treatments can last 1-3 years based on your lifestyle. Sunscreen is recommended.

What are the contraindications?

The contraindications are uncontrolled diabetes, actively in chemotherapy (or a doctor’s note), and no Accutane for 12 months.

The cost for upper eyeliner is $449 and for lower eyeliner is $349. We do not include wings.

What is the pre care?

The pre care is no contact lenses to your appointment, and you must be off the lash serum for two weeks prior to coming in to your appointment. Please do not wear lash extensions or makeup when you book an appointment or it will be cancelled and you will forfeit your retainer.

What is she post care?

The post care is includes a kit which will help you keep the area clean, and healed within 7-10 days.

What is the pain level?

The pain level is virtually painless, however it is based on your pain threshold of 0-3.

How Long does it last?

The eyeliner lash enhancement lasts up to one year and a full eyeliner can last up to three years based on lifestyle.

What are the contraindications?

The contraindications are no eye infections, glaucoma requires a doctor’s note, and diabetes and health conditions must be under control.

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Debunking the Top Myths about Micropigmentation

March 22, 2023

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Debunking the Top Myths about Micropigmentation

Micropigmentation—also known as cosmetic tattooing or permanent makeup—is a cosmetic procedure that involves the implantation of pigment into the skin. While micropigmentation has become increasingly popular in recent years, many myths and misconceptions surround the procedure.

Here are five top myths to be aware of regarding micropigmentation.

Myth #1: Micropigmentation Is Painful

Although people experience some discomfort during the procedure, most find the pain minimal and can manage it with topical numbing cream or local anesthesia. Many people compare the sensation to a slight pinching or stinging, but most find it tolerable. In fact, many patients report feeling little to no discomfort during the procedure at all.

Myth #2: Micropigmentation Is Only for Women

While it’s true that women are more likely to undergo micropigmentation, the procedure is also becoming increasingly popular among men. Men may choose micropigmentation to enhance the appearance of their eyebrows, conceal scars, or improve the look of receding hairlines. Micropigmentation is a versatile cosmetic procedure that can benefit anyone looking to enhance their natural features.

Myth #3: Micropigmentation Looks Fake

Some believe micropigmentation results in an unnatural or “fake” look. However, this is not the case. When performed by a skilled and experienced technician, it can result in a natural-looking enhancement of your features.

The key is choosing a technician with a keen eye for color and a steady hand to create the most natural-looking effect possible. The goal of micropigmentation is to enhance your natural beauty, not to create a look that appears fake or artificial.

Myth #4: Micropigmentation Is UnSafe

One of the biggest myths about micropigmentation is that it is unsafe. This is simply not true. All cosmetic procedures carry some risk. However, they are minimal when performed by a licensed and experienced technician.

Reputable micropigmentation technicians use sterile needles and follow strict sanitation protocols to ensure the procedure is performed safely. Additionally, many technicians use high-quality pigments that are formulated explicitly for cosmetic use and are safe for the skin.

Myth #5: Micropigmentation Is Permanent

Micropigmentation is often called “permanent makeup,” which can be misleading. While its results can last several years, they are not necessarily permanent.

Over time, the pigments may fade or shift, which means that touch-up sessions may be necessary to maintain the desired look. However, this is true of any cosmetic procedure, and most patients find that the benefits of micropigmentation far outweigh the need for occasional touch-ups.

Final Words

Don’t let the myths and misconceptions about micropigmentation deter you from exploring this safe and effective cosmetic procedure. With proper research and guidance from a qualified technician, micropigmentation can enhance your natural beauty and confidence.

Consider micropigmentation a viable option. It’s time to debunk the myths and embrace the benefits of this exciting cosmetic procedure!

As with any cosmetic treatment, it is essential to consult with a qualified SMP practitioner to discuss your individual needs and expectations. The team at KCole Studio can give you a professional, comfortable, and thorough experience with SMP.

Reach out to us if you have any questions or want to book an appointment today!

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Debunking the Top Myths about Micropigmentation

Debunking the Top Myths about Micropigmentation

Myth #1: Micropigmentation Is Painful

Myth #2: Micropigmentation Is Only for Women

Myth #3: Micropigmentation Looks Fake

Myth #4: Micropigmentation Is UnSafe

Myth #5: Micropigmentation Is Permanent

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