Permanent makeup has become a common procedure that many people resort to to obtain a constant appearance of makeup without the need for daily application, and although it offers many benefits, such as saving time and effort, there are many risks that may result from this procedure if it is not professionally or if some important health aspects are not taken into account.
Healthy risks associated with permanent makeup
One of the main risks associated with permanent make -up is the possibility of skin reactions or allergic reactions towards the materials used, and the ink or dyes that are used in these procedures may contain chemicals that may cause allergic reactions, such as itching, swelling, or redness of the skin, and infections can occur as a result of the use of non -sterile tools or if the procedure is subject to an unhealthy environment.
The risk of causing injuries or deformities
Permanent makeup includes the use of micro needles to apply the dye to the skin, which may lead to injuries or skin wounds, and if healthy health procedures are not followed or in the case of using non -sterile tools, this may result in infections or abnormalities in the treated area, moreover the makeup may not be implemented consistently, which leads to an abnormal or unwanted appearance.
Permanent makeup complications
Another risk that people who are undergoing permanent makeup may face are changes in the shape or color of makeup over time, the dye may fade or change unexpectedly, causing an inconsistent or distorted appearance, and sometimes, women may need adjustments to permanent makeup or even completely removing the dye, a process that may be difficult or expensive.
Psychological effects of applying permanent makeup
One of the psychological aspects that may appear as a result of permanent makeup is anxiety of permanent change, and if the person is not satisfied with the end result or in the event of unexpected changes in makeup over time, the person may feel frustrated or resentment, and therefore it is important that the person carefully choose the doctor or the specialist who will perform the procedure.
