FAQ

The pre-treatment instructions may vary depending on the clinic, your medical history, and the specific procedure used. However, some general guidelines may include:

• Avoid alcohol and aspirin for at least 24 hours before the procedure
• Avoid any blood-thinning medications or supplements for at least one week prior to the treatment
• Avoid sun exposure, tanning beds, or spray tans for at least one week prior to the procedure
• Do not wax or pluck the treatment area before the procedure
• Arrive at the clinic with a clean and makeup-free face

The cost of micropigmentation or SPMU in Dubai can vary depending on the extent of the treatment and the clinic’s location. Some clinics may offer financing or payment plans to make the treatment more affordable, and it may be worth checking with your health insurance provider to see if the treatment is covered.

Permanent makeup or micropigmentation can provide many benefits, such as hiding scars, correcting asymmetry, and enhancing features like eyebrows and lips. The results of permanent makeup can last for several years, depending on factors like the area treated, skin type, and lifestyle habits. Semi-permanent makeup may require touch-ups every few months to maintain the desired results.

The duration and number of sessions required may vary. It typically takes around 1-2 hours for each session, and 1-3 sessions are usually needed to achieve the desired results. However, the exact duration and number of sessions can be determined by the individual’s unique needs.

Medical Micropigmentation covers several key applications for various conditions of the skin such as Scars and Burns Camouflage, Breast Reconstruction & Cleft Palate Treatment. It involves carefully applying specialized pigment to the skin where color is missing from injury or trauma, birth defect, post-surgery, or scarring.

Yes, it is like a tattoo and is commonly referred to as cosmetic tattooing, except the pigments, instruments, techniques and the use of numbing agents all make the semi-permanent cosmetic procedure very sterile, safe, and with very little or no discomfort.

Regular tattooing is typically for decorative purposes and is permanent, while cosmetic and medical tattooing serve functional roles. Cosmetic tattooing enhances facial features like eyebrows, lips, or eyeliner. Medical tattooing is often used to address issues such as scar camouflage, areola restoration after breast surgery, or the replication of hair follicles on the scalp for those with hair loss. These procedures are also semi-permanent and employ specialized techniques and pigments, distinct from those used in regular tattooing, tailored to their specific applications.