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Results vary depending on your skin type, lifestyle, skincare routine, and the service performed. In general, permanent makeup can last anywhere from 1–3 years before a color refresh is recommended. Touch-up appointments help maintain the shape, color, and overall appearance of your results over time.

How long does permanent makeup last?

Everyone's pain tolerance is different, but most clients are surprised by how comfortable the process is. A topical numbing agent is used throughout the procedure to help minimize discomfort. Most clients describe the sensation as light scratching, pressure, or mild irritation rather than pain.

Does permanent makeup hurt?

We are located inside of Premier Plastic Surgery & Aesthetics in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Detailed directions and appointment information will be provided upon booking. 

Where is lash + ink society located?

Many clients are great candidates for permanent makeup, but eligibility depends on factors such as your skin type, medical history, medications, and current skincare routine. During your consultation, we'll review your goals and determine the best treatment plan for you. If you are pregnant, nursing, have certain medical conditions, or are using specific medications, additional considerations may apply.

Am I a candidate for PMU?

Healing varies from person to person, but most clients can expect mild tenderness, dryness, flaking, or peeling during the first 7–14 days. It's completely normal for the color to appear darker immediately after your appointment before softening as the area heals. Following your aftercare instructions carefully is important in achieving long-lasting results.

What is the healing process like?

Permanent makeup is typically completed over two appointments. Your initial appointment is where the shape, color, and pigment are applied, followed by a perfecting touch-up 6–8 weeks later. This second appointment allows us to assess healing, make any necessary adjustments, and ensure your results heal beautifully.

How many appointments will I need?