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*Does it hurt to have the procedured done?
There is mild discomfort during the procedure. Topical numbing products are applied throughout the length
of the procedure to keep any pain as minimal as possible.
*How long does a Permanent Cosmetic procedure
last?
The length of the procedure depends on what permanent cosmetics are being applied. A lip color procedure (1 -
2 hour office visit for the first appointment with a 30 minute to an hour follow up appointment) will last longer then
beauty mark application (20 minutes - 45 minutes first appointment with a 20 minute follow up appoinment) due to: the
amount of time it takes to place pigment over the area being worked on and the time it takes for numbing to be the most
effective.
Most of the initial procedures last from 1 to 2 hours.
All of the Permanent Cosmetic procedures require two to three office visits to achieve the best aesthetic.
See appointments page of this web site for more information. More then one procedure can be performed in a day, however it
depends on the procedure and should be discussed at a consultation appointment to decide if that is appropriate for each client.
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*What is the cost of having a Permanent
Cosmetic procedure done?
Each client has individual needs, desires, and requirements that are discussed
at the consultation appointment and the final cost of your specific desired procedure(s).
The cost varies, starting at fifty dollars ranging to several hundred dollars per procedure, determined
by the exact procedure to be done.
All of the Permanent Cosmetics require repeat office visits (2 to 4) to complete the procedure
and achieve the best aesthetic, and all office visits are included in the price given at the consultation.
Consultation appointment is Free
A consultation appointment is required to schedule a Permanent Cosmetic
procedure appointment.
Please see appointments page on this web site for more information.
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*Is it safe?
Kim Powell uses mineral based pigments and carbon based pigments
that have been safely used for many years in traditional tattooing.
Kim Powell uses single use, sterile, and
new needles for each procedure and client.
She uses a coil machine to place pigment (they break down for proper sanitation
and sterilization), uses autoclave steam sterilization, is licensed by the state of Oregon as a tattoo artist/permanent
color technician, and works in a state licensed facility.
The state of Oregon is one of the most regulated states on this industry in
the U.S. and holds high sterilization and sanitation standards for its permanent color technitions/tattoo
artists.
There are possible complications that are associated with tattooing and Permanent Cosmetics.
It is important to discuss your lifestyle and health with a Permanent Cosmetic Technition to be advised if you are a good
candidate for Permanent Cosmetics.
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