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General Guidelines
- Must be over 18, regardless of parental consent.
- Obtain a release from your physician if under care for a serious illness/disease.
- No procedures if you are pregnant.
- Avoid alcohol and caffeine 24 hours prior.
- Avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, Vitamin E, Niacin, and vitamins (including shakes/smoothies) 3 days prior (Tylenol is okay).
- Stop Retin-A, Retinols, AHA's, Vitamin A, and similar products 1 week prior and 30 days post-procedure.
- Stop Accutane 1 year before the procedure.
- Avoid tanning beds/the sun and working out prior to and for 10 days post-procedure.
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If you have had prior work done, please TEXT photos of the previous work to (480) 544-6671 BEFORE booking an appointment.
A cover-up involves using PMU techniques to enhance and cover the existing work, depending on what you currently have and what would look best.
What should I know if I have prior work done?
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For any additional questions or to book an appointment, please contact us directly. We are committed to providing you with the best care and achieving your desired results.
What is the booking process for an appointment?
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Any cancellations or reschedules not made with at least 48 hours' notice will incur a $100 cancellation fee, payable at the time of cancellation or at the next visit, in addition to the $50 nonrefundable deposit.
What is the policy for cancellations or rescheduling?
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We adhere to strict safety and hygiene standards to protect our clients. Our equipment is sterilized, and we use single-use, disposable needles and tools for each procedure.
Our practitioners follow all health regulations and guidelines to maintain a clean and safe environment.
How do you ensure the safety and hygiene of your procedures?
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All procedures at Echo Aesthetics are performed by licensed and certified practitioners who have undergone extensive training in micropigmentation and cosmetic tattooing techniques. Our team is dedicated to maintaining the highest standards of safety and artistry.
Permanent Makeup: One of the first microbladers in Arizona, Tia is a highly skilled and certified permanent makeup artist at Echo Aesthetics, dedicated to enhancing your natural beauty with precision and care. With a passion for artistry and a commitment to excellence, Tia has built a reputation for delivering outstanding results tailored to each client's unique features and preferences.
Injectables + Wellness: Sean is a licensed registered nurse with comprehensive training in administering injectable treatments. His medical background provides a solid foundation for understanding the intricacies of facial anatomy and the science behind cosmetic procedures.
Who performs procedures at Echo Aesthetics?
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The average fee for a lip, eyebrow or eyeliner procedure can range from approximately $400.00 to $1500.00+.
The technician must study the clients face and determine how much work is involved in the requested procedure before the fees can be calculated.
Clients should be aware of the technician’s expertise and their credentials. Is the technician following all Bloodborne Pathogen Laws, their Health Department Regulations, using sterile single packaged needles, and products?
When a person is just concerned about the dollar amount to be spent, remember the old adage…’You Get What You Pay For’! Are these fees realistic? Yes. You must take into consideration that you look at more than the total fee for any procedure. This is YOUR face. What is it worth to you?
What is the average fee?
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The best place to find our befores and after is on our Instagram!
Permanent Makeup: @echoaestheticsllc
Injectables/ Wellness: @thetattooedinjector
Where can I see befores and afters?
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Echo Aesthetics is located at 1655 W. Chandler Blvd., Suite 104, Chandler, AZ, 85224.
Where are you located?
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Permanent makeup is the art and application of custom colour blended pigments inserted into the dermal layer of skin to create a tri-dimensional eyebrow, soft subtle eyeliner or a sparkling lip colour.
Consultation: A thorough consultation with a professional technician to discuss your goals, choose pigment colors, and plan the desired shape and design.
Numbing: Application of a topical numbing cream to minimize discomfort during the procedure.
Pigmentation: The technician uses a fine needle or blade to implant pigments into the skin, following the pre-discussed design.
Healing: Initial healing takes about one to two weeks, with full results visible after four to six weeks as the skin heals and the pigment settles.
What is Permanent Makeup?
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- You have a technician that is licensed and well educated (certified)
- The technician has a business license
- The technician is current with their Blood Borne Pathogen (BBP) education which in most states is required to be taken yearly.
- The technician follows all of OSHA and CDC guidelines for cross contamination.
- The technician uses only single, sterile, one time use needles and machine parts as well as all products and they are properly disposed of after your procedure.
Is Permanent Makeup Safe?
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Your skin may be slightly swollen and red after the procedure, especially for eyeliner and lip treatments, with swelling typically lasting 24-48 hours and less noticeable for eyebrows.
Taking an antihistamine can reduce swelling. Initially, the area will appear darker due to blood and lymph, but it will crust and slough off within 5-7 days, revealing a softer color.
Healing time varies based on your health and skin hydration, with younger skin healing faster. It’s advised to have your makeup applied at least 6-8 weeks before any special event, like a wedding, to ensure you're not in the healing process.
When performed by a licensed, skilled technician using the right pigment colors, permanent makeup should look very natural.
What will I look like after my procedure?
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If the Permanent Makeup is applied correctly (inserted into the dermal layer of skin), the pigments used are of high quality and the client follows their aftercare exactly as prescribed by their technician, the procedure will last a long time.
Mitigating circumstances however will dictate how long the procedure application will last. Influences such as your general health, chlorine, sun, tanning beds, medications, skin care products containing exfoliating agents, the use of a total sun block on the procedure area, and smoking can affect the longevity of the pigment colour.
How long does Permanent Makeup last?
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Plan to schedule at least 1 to 3 hours for your procedure.
Procedures may take longer depending on the condition and hydration of your skin, your pain threshold, your anxiety level and if you are on any medication or homeopathics that would make you bleed.
Anesthesia will be placed on the procedure area for approximately 15-20 minutes.
The procedure area will be drawn on and the implantation of pigment should take approximately 30-45 minutes.
How long does the procedure take?
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Pain is relative. I use the most effective topical anesthetic's available. Using these anesthetic's together make most people very comfortable during the procedure application.
There are several things to consider prior to your procedure - no caffeine, alcohol or additional blood thinners if possible.
If you have had a traditional artistic tattoo or have had piercings you will find that permanent makeup is easier to tolerate than these procedures! Considering you will be numb unlike when you get a traditional tattoo or piercing!
Are the procedures painful?
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Yes, if you are under a physician’s care we will want you to obtain a release written on their prescription notepad stating that it is safe for you to have a procedure performed. Your health care provider will know if you will heal without any complications, if you are prone to infections or have a compromised immune system.
Contraindications include but are not limited to:
Blood thinners, heart medications, aspirin or products containing aspirin, medications for any disease like diabetes, lupus or any autoimmune disease.
Also any vitamins or supplements that thin the blood would need to be stopped prior to your procedure but only with the consent of your health care provider.
Are there any contraindications for Permanent Makeup?
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Any type of antihistamine will slow down the release of histamine in the procedure area. This serves a three-fold purpose:
For eyeliner - the antihistamine will dry up your tears making your eyeliner procedure easier for the technician.
Other areas - the antihistamine will lessen the swelling effect on the procedure area making the insertion of pigment easier for the technician.
Always consult with your health care provider before taking any medication. If you take any medication known to cause impairment or sleepiness please do not drive to or from your procedure. Have someone drive you and pick you up.
Why do some people take a antihistamine prior to their procedure?