Micropigmentation—also known as cosmetic tattooing, permanent makeup, or dermopigmentation—is a non-surgical procedure in which natural pigments are implanted into the skin using tiny needles. It is used for both cosmetic and medical purposes.

🔹 Common Types of Micropigmentation:

1. Eyebrows (Microblading/Ombré Brows)
   Enhances or reshapes brows using fine, hair-like strokes or shading.
2. Eyeliner
   Adds pigment to the lash line for a fuller lash look or defined eyes.
3. Lips (Lip Blushing)
   Adds color, definition, and the illusion of fuller lips.
4. Scalp Micropigmentation (SMP)
   Mimics the appearance of hair follicles for people with thinning hair or bald spots.
5. Areola Restoration
   Reconstructs the appearance of the nipple-areola complex after breast surgery.
6. Scar Camouflage
   Blends scar tissue with the surrounding skin tone.

🔹 Benefits:

Long-lasting results (2–5 years)

Time-saving (no daily makeup needed)

Confidence-boosting, especially for people with alopecia, scars, or hair loss

Waterproof and smudge-proof

🔹 Risks & Considerations:

Swelling, redness, or minor discomfort post-procedure

Possible allergic reactions or infections if not done in a sterile environment

Results may fade unevenly over time and may require touch-ups.

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