Micropigmentation Permanent makeup, also known as Permanent Makeup, is the technique of placing natural pigments on the skin with special tools.
In addition to capturing a much more aesthetically pleasing image, Permanent makeup is an extremely practical method that is frequently used by people who do not want to use make-up for various reasons, or for genetic reasons or pigmentation problems that occur later.
The most important difference that separates permanent makeup from tattoo is; where the paint is applied. Since the dye is applied to the dermal layer, not the epidermis, in the tattoo process, it is completely permanent. In the application of permanent makeup, the color pigments left on the epidermis are excreted from the body as the cell renews itself. The permanence of the application varies between 2 and 5 years, depending on the person and the metabolic rate of that person. As the pigments move away from the skin, the color in the application area becomes blurred over time and is erased. If this application is renewed at regular intervals (retouched) it will be preserved in the same beauty and permanence for many years.
There are two important factors for the success of the application. The expertise of the person performing the procedure and the competence of the devices used. With its experienced team, MDR carries out Permanent makeup works that make people smile with state-of-the-art devices.
