Permanent Makeup

Inspired by tattooing, the semi-permanent make-up technique involves implanting pigments into the dermis.
The pigment used is mineral and organic, hypoallergenic.
It lasts 2 to 3 years. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic, making it very comfortable and painless.

Consultation with the dermograph :

The consultation is carried out by our aesthetician and dermographer Jessica Excoffier, a graduate of the Chloé Vano aesthetic dermography school in Cannes. She is at your disposal free of charge to explain the details of the treatment, answer your questions, draw up a specific estimate, and inform you of any risks involved.
At the end of the consultation, if you still have questions, don't hesitate to consult our dermographer again to clarify your doubts.

Information on dermography :

Dermography (also known as permanent make-up) is an aesthetic tattooing technique that is usually applied to the face:

- Lips: hem a lip by outlining and/or brightening it with pigmentation. The practice of blending (color gradation) makes the color as natural as possible between the lip contour and the lip fill.

- Eyebrows: thicken, reshape or curve an eyebrow. Our dermograph uses the hair-by-hair technique, which enables hairs to be redesigned rather than being drawn uniformly. This technique can be used even if there are no eyebrows at all. - Eyeliner: enlarge an eye with a line of eyeliner. In this case, our dermographer performs ciliary densification, above and/or below. This consists of introducing small dots of black pigment at the extreme root of the lashes to reinforce your own line. This densification can be carried out in several stages, depending on the desired intensity. But it can also be used on the body or face to camouflage embarrassing flaws, or as a complement to reconstructive surgery:

- Camouflage an embarrassing or simply unsightly scar;

- Redesign an unsightly, ill-defined or mutilated mouth (harelip);

- Tattoo the areolas of the breasts or pectorals following surgery, removal of a breast or a genetic defect;

- Filling a small hair clearing. This is known as medical and restorative dermopigmentation. Dermopigmentation is performed in the superficial layers of the epidermis

Maintenance: Every 2 or 3 years