Permanent makeup is strictly forbidden to do in the following cases:
- decompensated diabetes mellitus;
- psoriasis on the face, a progressive disease;
- the skin is characterized by the formation of keloid scars;
- epilepsy, tendency to cramps;
- decreased blood coagulation, hemophilia;
- severe damage to internal organs;
- renal or liver failure;
- a serious mental disorder;
- state of alcohol or drug intoxication;
- autoimmune pathologies – permanent makeup is allowed only at the stage of remission, if the doctor has given written permission;
- oncology (exception – written permission of the doctor);
- benign formation at the site of exposure – permanent makeup can be performed only after removal of the mole and complete healing;
- children’s age – up to 18 years of age permanent makeup can be done to hide a serious cosmetic defect (for example, after plastic surgery);
- HIV, another severe immunodeficiency condition.
These contraindications are absolute. There are also relative contraindications when the procedure should be postponed until recovery:
- feeling unwell;
- fever;
- inflammatory elements, pustules on the skin;
- taking certain medications (antibiotics, glucocorticosteroids, retinoids, anticoagulants) – at the end of taking medication, a certain interval is needed before the permanent makeup procedure (depends on the medication taken, its form);
- high blood pressure;
- acute herpes – permanent makeup is carried out after complete healing;
- conjunctivitis, if the disease is allergic in nature, then the procedure can be performed outside the phase of exacerbation;
- pregnancy;
- lactation period – at its completion, permanent makeup can be done in 2-3 months;
- recently experienced plastic surgery in the area of permanent makeup – it is necessary to wait a certain period, the duration of which depends on the characteristics of the intervention;
- menstruation – blood coagulation decreases during this period, pain sensitivity rises, it is better to carry out the procedure in the middle of the cycle.
- You should not ignore contraindications and withhold information from a specialist. Permanent can provoke an exacerbation of the disease, aggravate the condition. With relative contraindications, there is a risk that the pigment does not take root or another undesirable reaction occurs. Before the procedure, you should visit a doctor to make sure there are no prohibitions on the procedure.
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