TATTOO ELIGIBILITY

TATTOO ELIGIBILITY

TATTOO ELIGIBILITY TATTOO ELIGIBILITY

Please review the information below before booking.


Your safety comes first, and certain health conditions, medications, or recent procedures may affect whether permanent makeup can be performed safely.

Before booking

Please contact me before booking if any of the following apply to you:

  • You have an autoimmune disease

  • You have diabetes

  • You have epilepsy

  • You have a pacemaker or heart condition

  • You have a thyroid condition or Graves disease

  • You have a history of MRSA

  • You have had an organ transplant

  • You are currently undergoing chemotherapy

  • You are prone to keloids or scarring

  • You are currently taking blood thinners

Some conditions or medications may require a doctor’s clearance before we can move forward.

When to postpone

Some things don't necessarily mean you can't have permanent makeup, but we may need to wait until it's safe to proceed.

Please postpone your appointment if:

  • You are currently taking antibiotics

  • You are sick with a cold, flu, or other viral infection

  • You have a sunburn on the face or treatment area

  • You have active acne, skin irritation, psoriasis, dermatitis, or another skin condition near the treatment area

  • You have had any type of eye surgery within the past year

If you're unsure whether something is fully healed or whether enough time has passed, please reach out before your appointment.

Not eligible

Permanent makeup cannot be performed if:

  • You are under the age of 18

  • You are pregnant or nursing

  • You are currently using Accutane or have used it within the past year

  • You have an allergy to lidocaine, epinephrine, or another anesthetic used during the procedure

If any of these are temporary circumstances, you may be able to book once you are eligible.

Still not sure?

Have a medical condition or take a medication that isn't listed here?

Please reach out before booking. I'm happy to go over your situation with you and let you know whether you can proceed, need to wait, or need a doctor's clearance first.