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The Art of Permanent Cosmetics

Micropigmentation is a revolutionary method

of applying microinsertions of natural pigments into

the dermal layer of the skin. The state of the art technique is

medically proven and specifically designed to be completely

safe and is commonly utilized by men and woman.

Micropigmentation is used for a variety of permanent cosmetic enhancements such as:

	Permanent Eyebrows or Eyebrow Shape Enhancement
	Eyeliner
	Lip Liner and Lip Enhancement
	Full Lip Color
	Camouflage procedures for:
	Vitiligo
	Stretch Marks
	Scars
	Areola Restoration
	Hair Line Enhancement

Candidates for Micropigmentation

	For anyone requiring a natural look and wants to eliminate the inconvenience of applying cosmetics every day.
	The confidence of being on the beach, swimming and doing activities that make you perspire and looking great all the time.
	Woman with oily skin or allergies-when conventional make-up tends to smear or fade.
	Vitiligo Patients- to conceal the white patches.
	Alopecia Universalis Patients- to create hair enhancement treatments for loss of hair for eyebrows, eyelashes and the hair line.
	� Burn Survivors-to normalizes facial disfigurements and natural shapes of the facial features.
	Poor Vision & Blind Patients- those who are unable to apply make-up, this could permanently enhance facial features. Those who wear glasses or contact lenses enjoy the convienence of this procedure.
	Limited Mobility- for patients who have limited use of their hands and arms will appreciate the results of Micropigmentation.
	� Mastectomy Patients- are great candidates for Micropigmentation. Women, who have had mastectomies due to breast cancer, often opt for areola restoration, which simulates the look of the nipple-areola area.

Most Commonly Used Micropigmentation Procedures

Currently, the most common procedures performed include lash liner, full eyebrows and enhancement, lip liner, full lip color, nipple-areola simulation and scar camouflage.

Lash Liner - Micropigmentation is performed to cosmetically enhance the eyelid margin. Lash liner gives the appearance of fuller and thicker eyelashes. Pigment is placed along the lash line in small dots, creating a soft, subtle halo around the eyes. Heavy or light liner can be applied, depending on one's preference. The color of the eyelashes, eyebrows, hair roots and iris is examined in choosing the correct pigment to enhance your facial features.

Eyebrows - Micropigmentation is performed to cosmetically re-create or fill the brow area. Pigment is placed in the brow area with a brush-stroke technique that simulates the cilia (brow hair). Colors are blended to match the patient's hair color and skin tone.

Lip Liner - Micropigmentation is performed too effectively outline as well as fill in the vermilion area (the full lips). Thin lips can easily be made to look fuller and larger. Overfull lips can be made to look smaller. Lips that have been subject to some type of traumatic injury may achieve a look of normality. Pigment choice is usually darker than the natural color of the vermilion border and natural looks are advised. If the full lips are done, you can still wear conventional make-up overtop.

Nipple-Areola - Micropigmentation is performed and is cosmetically effective to recreate the natural color of the areola area following breast reconstruction. The nipple is also re-created using a variety of pigmenting techniques.

Scars - Micropigmentation is performed to camouflage scarred or depigmented (hypopigmentation) areas of the skin. Flesh colored pigments are blended to closely match the natural skin tones.

Quality Control

To ensure quality performance Walter J. Hlembizky, Justin Cope and The DermoCare Clinic Inc. have taken all the necessary steps to ensure customer satisfaction. During your initial consultation a pre-operative evaluation is performed. You are encouraged to ask questions and to establish realistic expectations of your procedure. A medical history will be taken and you are asked if you have a history of allergies, especially allergies to paints, crayons, or makeup. Since all of these contain iron, it may suggest a potential sensitivity to ferrous oxide pigments, commonly used in most color pigments. Following your medical review a test patch will be performed, which is done behind the ear in the hairline. You will be rechecked in 2-10 days. If there is no reaction, the Micropigmentation procedure can be performed. A variety of pigments are available for each procedure. A color analysis system is used to precisely identify the appropriate colors that uniquely complement your hair, skin and eye colors

All necessary precautions have been taken to avoid potential risks and complications. Your personal safety is The DermoCare Clinic's number one priority. Sterilization, pain control to minimize any discomfort and precise techniques are your reassurance that our goal is perfection.

Walter J. Hlembizky and Justin Cope will perform the highly skilled art of Micropigmentation with precision and excellence. With 25 years of experience in color theory and art and advanced training in Micropigmentation procedures all across North America gives you the confidence in choosing your Micropigmentation specialist. You get what you pay for. When you are making a permanent change on your face, you only want the best!