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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Top or bottom liner.
Results typically last 1-3 years depending on skin type, lifestyle, and pigment care. A touch-up at 6-12 months may be recommended to refresh color and shape. We tailor aftercare to prolong pigment retention and schedule a follow-up to assess healing and longevity.
We use topical anesthetics and gentle techniques to minimize discomfort. Most clients report pressure or mild tingling rather than pain. Numbing is applied before and during the procedure and we adjust intensity to your comfort; please discuss concerns during the consultation.
Avoid blood-thinning medications, alcohol, and excessive caffeine 48-72 hours before; skip lash lifts, tinting, and contact lens wear the day of. Arrive with clean, makeup-free eyes. We'll review medical history and customize a safe plan during your pre-procedure consultation.
Initial pigment appears darker; mild swelling and scabbing are normal for 5-10 days. Color softens as skin heals over 4-6 weeks. Follow aftercare to avoid infection and premature pigment loss; a scheduled touch-up completes the final shape and color.
Yes. We design liner thickness, pigment intensity, and wing or tail length to suit your eye shape and aesthetic goals. During consultation we map and test options, ensuring the result complements natural lashes and overall facial balance for a subtle or dramatic finish.
Certain conditions like active eye infections, recent ocular surgery, uncontrolled diabetes, pregnancy, or some skin disorders may preclude treatment. A full medical history and consultation identify risks. If contraindicated, we recommend timing alternatives or medical clearance before proceeding.