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Get answers to common questions about Yearly Brow Touchup (90-mins).
Appointments are scheduled for 90 minutes, including consultation, color matching, topical numbing, and the precision touchup. Expect about 60ā75 minutes of treatment time plus pre- and post-care discussion to ensure your brows meet expectations.
Touchups primarily refresh pigment and refine shape, not radically reshape. Any adjustments are discussed during consultation and applied conservatively. Permanent makeup is semi-permanent, so shape changes can last long-term; we recommend gradual edits to preserve natural results.
Healing after a yearly touchup is often faster and milder because the skin has healed previously. Expect light redness, minimal scabbing, and a shorter recovery window. Follow aftercare exactly to prevent infection and ensure even pigment retention.
Yes. During the touchup we can subtly modify hue and saturation to complement seasonal skin tone shifts or tanning. We use conservative color layering and a patch-tested approach so adjustments look natural and fade evenly over time.
Avoid chemical peels, retinol, and strong exfoliants for two weeks; skip blood-thinning medications and alcohol 48 hours prior if possible. Arrive with clean, makeup-free brows and bring any previous photo references for the artist's review.
We recommend scheduling maintenance at about twelve months. Fading varies by skin type, sun exposure, and lifestyle; some clients return between nine and eighteen months. Schedule earlier if you notice significant color loss or shape changes.