Contraindications and risks

Certain things — menstruation, pregnancy, local infections, active inflammatory skin disease, or immune disorders — can temporarily prevent the possibility of micropigmentation. We absolutely exclude the procedure for allergies, cancer, psoriasis, diabetes mellitus and other severe conditions in order to protect your health.
22.07.2025

Although Micropigmentation refers to procedures that have a decorative effect, when performing it, the skin is damaged
top protective layer. Therefore, it is extremely important to understand all possible risks and contraindications. They can be divided into: secular and absolute contraindications

Timely contraindications:

  • Menstrual period - At this time, blood circulation and pain sensitivity increase significantly. Therefore, this procedure is best done in the middle of the cycle, if there is a pronounced sensitive period
  • Pregnancy and lactation period (it is not recommended to perform MP in the first trimester of pregnancy, in the second and third trimesters and during the lactation period it is possible to carry out the procedure with the permission of the doctor in cases where the client easily tolerates the procedure (there is no need to use painkillers)
  • Aesthetic infiltrations, plastic surgery, local infection, unstabilized scars, skin lesions in the micropigmentation area (local dermatitis, hematomas, sunburn, etc.)
  • Conjunctivitis (mucous membranes of the eyes)
  • Instability of immunity
  • Allergic reactions. In this case, it is worth passing an allergic test and checking how the body will react to the analgesic preparations planned for use during the procedure, as well as to the pigment
  • Inflammatory diseases of the skin in the planned area of performing permanent makeup (during the period of their exacerbation). Pimples of the third and fourth severity (the presence of purulent foci of inflammation) and pink acne (inflammatory form of the disease) at the stage of exacerbation are prohibitions for carrying out the procedure. In this case, it would be useful to undergo a course of treatment with a doctor - dermatologist
  • Herpes in the stage of exacerbation. For people suffering from the frequent transformation of herpetic rashes on the lips, permanent makeup will only benefit. For the first time, the need for frequent use of lipstick disappears from the procedure, which is a constant source of irritation of the red border of the lips, sometimes leading to infection. Secondly, the red border of the lips after permanent makeup is very compacted, serving as an obstacle to the appearance of herpes rashes. Clients who are carriers of the herpes virus and who undergo micropigmentation in the lip area may be provoked by the activation of this virus (See section “Herpes prevention”)
  • State of alcoholic and narcotic intoxication

Absolute Contraindications:

  • Allergic reaction to dye
  • Structural changes in the skin area (acute infectious diseases, somatic diseases — chronic organ diseases, neoplasms, keloid scars, warts, melanomas, impetigo, psoriasis, chloasma, skin cancer)
  • Epilepsy, mental disorders
  • Insulin-dependent type — diabetes mellitus
  • Diseases associated with a significant decrease in blood clotting

Attention!

According to the existing European legislation, the master must necessarily inform the client about possible risks and complications, such as - Allergic reactions, skin reactions (swelling, redness, itching during healing), Herpes simplex provocation in case of lip micropigmentation, Pathological formation of scar tissue.

The procedure is carried out only with the permission of the doctor: for diabetes, hemophilia, cardiovascular disease, epolepsy, cancer and other pathological diseases.

In case of non-compliance with hygiene rules, risks of local infection or joint infection (Hepatitis, HIV, etc.) are possible

Please read the forms carefully before the procedure and agree to the procedure only after all your questions have been answered! We are responsible to ourselves and our master!

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