PERMANENT MAKE-UP
Save time & always look your best
This procedure keeps your makeup looking fresh throughout the day without the constant smudging. With permanent makeup you can wake up ready to go and looking beautiful with little to no work at all. Permanent makeup is a convenient time saver with your everyday busy lifestyle.
Tattooing the skin, in traditional tattooing, pigment is added to the third layer of the skin, where in permanent makeup pigment is added to the second layer of the skin, called the dermis, creating a final result of a soft blend of color to the tattooed area.


SCAR CAMOUFLAGE
Scars and skin imperfections from surgeries or other injuries can easily be camouflaged using paramedical cosmetic tattooing. Micro-Pigmentation’s ability to break up scar tissue and color it to match your natural skin tone can provide great results that will build your confidence in your appearance.
Scar Camouflage is also a great way to cover Vitiligo (a dermatological condition characterized patches of skin discoloration and pigment destruction.) This may vary from one or two white spots on the skin to large areas of depigmentation. Permanent Makeup can help cover up and fill-in these light patches of skin by color-matching your skin tone and evening out the color with scar camouflage.

EYELINER
A natural look, mimicking thousands of tiny eyelashes with the implantation of pigments in the lash line is popular with female clients. Additional shadowing of color can be added for a soft natural liner or a bolder, definite line.

LIP BLUSHING
The intradermal pigmentation procedure for lip color is beautiful. It can appear to change the size and shape of the lips as well as the color. This procedure helps prevent lipstick from bleeding into the surrounding skin. Many people request a soft pink for a natural look. Others may desire a more dramatic/make up look effect.
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The best time to give your skin the best care is now! Call (406) 869-1066 or book your consultation online. Our experienced and friendly staff are waiting to help you reach your skin care goals!
Frequently Asked Questions
Pre & Post Care
Pre-Appointment Instructions
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- A history of abnormal response to sunlight, use photosensitizing medications (i.e., antibiotics), and or some supplements may exempt you from BBL treatment.
- Patients who are pregnant, trying to become pregnant or nursing are not eligible for BBL treatment.
- The treatment area cannot be treated if it has had recent sun exposure (tan) within the last 4 weeks. This includes tanning beds and self-tanning lotions.
- If you experienced cold sores in the treatment area, will recommend a course of anti-viral medication pre and post-treatment. Cold sores can also break out on people who are not prone to them, please as our office for a prescription if you have sensitive skin or are prone to cold sores or the herpes virus.
- BBL treatment is contraindicated for those who suffer from seizures as the light can trigger an episode.
- No children or additional guests will be able to accompany the patient into the treatment room during the laser procedure to keep the highest level of eye safety.
- Client who is using or has taken the medication Accutane within 12 months may have this procedure.
Post Treatment Instructions
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- A cold compress or an ice pack can be used to provide comfort if the treated area is especially warm. This is typically only needed within the first 12 hours after the treatment.
- Skin may appear red and swollen and have a mild sunburn sensation. This is a normal reaction. It can last from a few hours to a few days after treatment. Applying an ice pack for the first 24 hours will help minimize swelling.
- Freckles and sunspots may turn slightly darker initially and then flake off within 7-14 days. This is a desired and normal reaction.
- There may be erythema (redness) and slight edema (swelling) around the treated vessels. Often, they are lighter in appearance and look somewhat smudgy or less defined.
- Avoid any sun exposure to the treated area for a minimum of 14 days after the procedure. The treated area is more prone to sunburn and pigmentation change during this time. Keep the area covered and use a medical grade sunscreen with a SPF of 40+, that contains titanium dioxide or zinc oxide.
- Avoid heat, saunas, hot tubs and sweaty activity until skin is completely healed; this includes exercise of any kind.
- Do not use an electric or manual facial brush of any kind (i.e. Clarisonic or something of the like) for 7 days after your treatment
- Avoid products containing any exfoliating agents (retinoic acid, tretinoin, retinol, benzoyl peroxide, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, astringents, etc.) for 7 days after treatment. Then you may resume your regular skin care routine.
CALL OR SCHEDULE ONLINE
The best time to give your skin the best care is now! Call (406) 869-1066 or book your consultation online. Our experienced and friendly staff are waiting to help you reach your skin care goals!