"Even when it is practiced according to the rules of the art, it must be understood that dermopigmentation is not a trivial act, and must be performed by a specialist."

More and more people are victims of failed permanent makeup. Quite simply because anyone wants to do permanent makeup just for profit.

Dermography, or permanent makeup, requires, in addition to good taste and one artistic sense developed,listen and of comprehension making it possible to precisely identify the client's request or the origin of her discomfort, in order to be able to direct her towards the best possible choice of layout and color.

The choice of  quality pigments  as well as  mastery of technique  and  compliance with hygiene rules  are also essential factors in the success of dermopigmentation. 

Over the years, I have met a number of people, men or women, who have had to deal with unscrupulous professionals, affected by asymmetrical, unsuitable lines or of color having turned into artificial tones.

The clients arrive at my office clueless and self-conscious, sometimes even depressed, in order to be advised on the possibilities of correcting their permanent makeup.

Some have been waiting for years for the line to disappear and despair of the persistence of purple or orange tones. Others have been pigmented recently and want to rectify the error as soon as possible.

You should know that it is possible to correct a failed permanent makeup.