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I use certified pigments that comply with international GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices) standards, REACH compliant (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals), and FDA (Food and Drug Administration), ensuring safety, quality, and biocompatibility.

In the context of dermopigmentation, certified pigments have been evaluated and approved under these standards, meaning they do not contain restricted hazardous substances (such as certain heavy metals or allergens) in concentrations exceeding permitted limits. This ensures that the pigments used are safe for skin application, reducing risks of adverse reactions and meeting international quality and safety standards.

One of the key benefits of these pigments is that they do not migrate. Thanks to their advanced formulation, they remain in the treated area without shifting to unwanted areas of the skin, ensuring a precise and defined result over time. Additionally, unlike lower-quality pigments, these do not undergo color changes over the years, preventing them from turning bluish or greenish due to oxidation or degradation. This ensures that your procedure will maintain its natural and vibrant tone throughout, offering you peace of mind and a flawless aesthetic finish.

Advantages of Dermopigmentation

Superior Durability: Dermopigmentation uses advanced techniques that allow for longer-lasting results, while microblading tends to fade faster.

Less Invasive: Unlike microblading, which involves cuts in the skin with micro-blades, dermopigmentation employs a dermograph with a fine needle, reducing the risk of scarring and making it ideal for sensitive skin.

Design Versatility: It offers customized finishes, from soft shading (microshading) to precise outlines, adapting better to different styles with greater versatility and precision in design than the hair-by-hair effect achieved with the straight blade of microblading.

Less Maintenance: With a simpler healing process and fewer frequent touch-ups, dermopigmentation saves time and money in the long run.

To ensure your dermopigmentation or microblading (eyebrows, eyes, or lips) heals properly and maintains its beauty long-term, follow these essential care instructions during the first few weeks. These tips have been developed to ensure optimal results and a safe experience.

First 7-10 Days (Initial Healing Phase)

Do not touch, do not use creams, do not use soap, do not use sunscreen, wear a hat to avoid the sun.

If you need to clean, perform a gentle cleanse with lukewarm or cold water. Use your fingertips with soft movements, avoiding rubbing; dry with gentle pats, do not rub.

Avoid Excessive Moisture: Do not submerge the area in water (long showers, pools, or saunas) or apply creams, makeup, or cosmetics until the skin is completely closed (approximately 10 days).

Do Not Touch or Scratch: The skin may form a light scab; do not pick or scratch it, as this can affect the color or cause scarring.

Avoid direct sun exposure to prevent discoloration.

Avoid Intense Activities: Reduce intense exercise, excessive sweating, or activities that generate heat, as they can interfere with pigment fixation.

Color Monitoring: It is normal for the pigment to appear lighter or uneven at first; the final tone will stabilize in about 4-6 weeks. If you notice anything unusual, contact me.

General Tips

Avoid Additional Treatments: Do not perform peelings, laser, or chemical procedures on the treated area for at least 4 weeks.

Follow-Up: Attend the touch-up session (generally 45-60 days after the initial procedure) to perfect the design and ensure long-lasting results.

With this care, you will enjoy perfect eyebrows, lips, or eye lines!