A Guide for the Permanent Makeup Pro — corrections

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This is the story of a client who, five years ago, decided to have upper eyeliner done and who had had a previous positive experience with the lower eyelid

• We recommend that ice packs be applied for 10-15 minutes each hour for the first three hours following the procedure.
• The ice is used to minimize swelling and provide comfort.
• Do not take aspirin, as this promotes bleeding at the treatment sites.

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• Expect the same basic results as from a brand new brow treatment, but with other colors.
• If your eyebrows were blue, for example, they will be corrected with a yellow color before you get your brown re-implanted, so expect some yellow tones to show through for a little while.

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If your brows have lost their true color and faded to an unnatural hue, SofTap® professionals can cancel out the odd color by implanting a complementary color. For example, if your brows have faded to a reddish-orange hue, a green color would be implanted on top of them, followed by a brow color of your choice. In some cases, color can be corrected in one step. If your faded color is not severely warm or cool, your technician may simply implant a brow color that is slightly cooler or warmer than your desired tone, and allow it to fade. During...

Corrective work can be done to repair the color or shape of your previous permanent makeup. If you are unhappy with your previous permanent makeup, and either wish to adjust the shape or color, exfoliate, or camouflage the area you should see a professional who performs corrections. Experienced professionals can make small corrections, and adjustments to give you the look you desire. Correction is custom for each client according to what is needed. Some brow corrections may need a simple color change while others may need a shape adjustment as while as a color change. Some shape adjustments may include...