Consultation stage

Suitability is assessed before pigment is chosen

Conducted in person by a qualified practitioner, with the findings written down and given to you.

Permanent makeup is a semi-permanent cosmetic tattoo. Before any procedure we assess whether it is appropriate for your skin, your health history, and the result you are asking for.

There is no obligation to proceed. You leave with a written summary, the pigment information for your chosen area, and the patch-test requirement explained in person.

  1. Medical and skin history, including medication, allergies, and any previous pigmentation work.
  2. Skin condition and healing behaviour at the intended area.
  3. Whether eyebrow or lip pigmentation is suitable, or a clear explanation of why we would decline.
  4. Pigment type, expected wear, and touch-up expectations.
  5. Patch-test requirement and the waiting period before the procedure.

Consent is recorded in writing at the end of the consultation and again on the day of the procedure. If any answer changes in between, the procedure is rescheduled.

Book a suitability consultation

A consultation and a patch test come before any pigmentation. The assessment decides suitability, and contraindications are reviewed in person rather than by email.

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Consultation protocol

What to expect at your suitability consultation

This appointment is an assessment, not a sales step. Some clients are advised not to proceed, and that decision is recorded in writing.

  1. 01

    Medical and lifestyle review

    We record medications, skin conditions, allergies, and any previous permanent makeup. Bring details of recent treatments or prescriptions.

    Duration: 15 minutes

  2. 02

    Pigment and area discussion

    Each pigment is reviewed for intended area, expected wear, and aftercare dependency. You receive the pigment dossier to keep.

    Patch test offered at this stage

  3. 03

    Consent and aftercare briefing

    Aftercare is explained in person and issued in writing before you leave. Consent is signed only after you confirm you understand the aftercare requirements.

    Decision point: book, defer, or decline