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Permanent
Cosmetics
Permanent
Cosmetics, or Permanent Makeup, performed by Helen
Piatt and Danette Proszek of Regeneration Medispa
and Salon located in Seattle, is the revolutionary method of depositing
hypoallergenic mineral pigments into the dermal layer of the skin. All
procedures are performed using state of the art devices which are fully
computerized, digital machines that provides excellent results.
Why permanent cosmetics?
The objective of these procedures is to raise self esteem, self confidence, allow for a more active lifestyle, personal freedom, as well as saving time. Both men and women who need, or are experiencing the following, realize the positive results of permanent makeup:
- Scar Camouflage
- Alopecia
- Allergies to cosmetics
- Unsteady Hands
- Contact lens sensitivities
- Areola Restoration
- Visual impairments
- Before and after Chemotherapy
The process of permanent cosmetics has been used and endorsed for years by Plastic and Cosmetic Surgeons, Ophthalmologists, and Dermatologists. They embrace these procedures as non-surgical “cures”.
Before and After Photos:
Permanent Cosmetic Procedures Available For Men And Women:
- Eyebrows: Sparse, or nonexistent eyebrows
- Eyeliner and eyelash enhancements
- Lip lining, full lip color, lip reshaping for fullness
- Scar and face lift scar restoration
- Areola restoration
- Cleft lip redefining and reshaping
What People Are Saying…
“I love waking up in the morning and having pretty eyes. I’m so blonde that my eyes seemed to disappear before my permanent eyeliner.” Lois M., Estate Planner
“My brows look wonderful. I still can’t believe that they won’t rub off. Can’t wait to test them this summer at the beach.” Margie M., Bookkeeper
“Those forehead scars always bothered me. I hid under my bangs, afraid that the wind would blow. They’re barely there now. Thank you so much.” Marissa B., Secretary
“I believe that I really do look younger after having my lips lined and colored. My husband loves it too!” Joyce S., CEO
“Being legally blind, I was never sure if I had too much make up on or not enough. Now I can walk out the door with confidence knowing my make up is perfect. A little shadow and I’m off”. Terri O., Advisor for The Visually Impaired
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