Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Permanent Brow.

Most Permanent Brow results last one to three years depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare. Sun exposure and oily skin may fade pigment sooner. We recommend a touch-up at 6–12 months, then maintenance every 12–24 months for optimal color and shape.

Discomfort is minimal; we apply a medical-grade topical anesthetic before and during the procedure to numb the area. Clients typically experience pressure or mild scratching sensations. Pain tolerance varies, but most find the process well-tolerated and brief with professional care and breaks as needed.

Yes. Permanent Brow is ideal for sparse, over-plucked, or hair-loss-affected brows. Techniques like microstroking or shading recreate natural hairs and fill gaps. A consultation determines best style and pigment match, producing fuller-looking brows tailored to your facial features and expectations.

Initial healing takes 7–14 days: brows may appear darker and scab slightly before softening. Full pigment settling occurs over 4–8 weeks as skin regenerates. Avoid water, makeup, and sun exposure on the area during healing; follow aftercare instructions for best results.

Our specialists perform a brow mapping consultation considering bone structure, skin tone, and hair color. We test pigments and preview shapes before tattooing to ensure a natural match. Client input guides adjustments so you’re comfortable and confident with the final look.

Certain conditions and medications can contraindicate treatment, including active infections, uncontrolled diabetes, recent chemotherapy, blood clotting disorders, or isotretinoin usage. Pregnant or breastfeeding clients should wait. A medical history review and consultation determine eligibility and safety before booking.