Permanent Eyebrow Shaping: End the Pain of Regular Threading
Permanent Eyebrow Shaping: End the Pain of Regular Threading Reviewed by Dr. Shalthiel Sathe Last updated: January 19 , 2026 Table of Contents Overview Eyebrows...
Last updated: December 5 , 2026
Semi-Permanent Makeup has become a beauty game-changer for people who want flawless brows, rosy lips, or defined scalp pigmentation without daily effort. At Eyebrow’s, Lip’s & Scalp Clinic, many clients see amazing results with this advanced cosmetic technique. However, it is equally important to understand that not everyone is a suitable candidate.
This blog focuses on who should avoid Semi-Permanent Makeup, the medical risks involved, and how to stay safe before choosing any semi permanent cosmetic makeup procedure.
Semi-Permanent Makeup is a cosmetic tattooing method where pigments are implanted into the upper layers of skin to enhance eyebrows, lips, or scalp areas. It is also commonly called semi perm makeup, semi permanent make up, or semi permanent cosmetic makeup. Results typically last between 12 to 24 months depending on skin type, lifestyle, and aftercare.
While it appears simple, this is a medical-grade aesthetic procedure, and ignoring health conditions can lead to infections, scarring, pigment distortion, or poor healing.
Here are the key groups who should strictly avoid or postpone Semi-Permanent Makeup until cleared by a qualified specialist.
If you have:
You must avoid semi permanent make up. Broken skin increases the risk of pigment spreading, bacterial contamination, and post-procedure scarring.
Diabetes affects blood circulation and healing capacity. If your blood sugar levels are unstable, semi perm makeup can cause:
At Eyebrow’s, Lip’s & Scalp Clinic, diabetic clients are treated only after proper medical clearance.
Although semi permanent cosmetic makeup pigments are generally safe, pregnancy and breastfeeding alter immunity and hormone levels. This may lead to:
Therefore, Semi-Permanent Makeup should be postponed.
If you have a history of keloids (thick raised scars), you should avoid Semi Permanent Make Up. Even a minor needle injury can cause aggressive scar tissue formation, leaving permanent raised scars.
Clients who suffer from:
are at high risk for excessive bleeding and poor pigment retention during Semi-Permanent Makeup procedures.
People suffering from lupus, vitiligo, rheumatoid arthritis, or undergoing chemotherapy must avoid semi perm makeup as immunity is compromised. Healing time is unpredictable and pigment may not stay evenly.
If you frequently develop rashes, swelling, or itching from cosmetics, semi permanent cosmetic makeup may trigger allergic reactions. A patch test is always recommended at Eyebrow’s, Lip’s & Scalp Clinic.
Ignoring contraindications can lead to:
Semi-Permanent Makeup must always be treated as a medical-grade cosmetic procedure, not a beauty trend.
At Eyebrow’s, Lip’s & Scalp Clinic, every semi permanent make up treatment follows:
Our primary goal is patient safety first, beauty second.
People with active infections, uncontrolled diabetes, pregnancy, blood disorders, keloid scarring history, and autoimmune diseases should avoid Semi-Permanent Makeup.
Sensitive skin types should undergo patch testing before any semi perm makeup to avoid allergic reactions.
No. Semi permanent cosmetic makeup is not recommended during pregnancy due to hormonal and immunity changes.
Yes, if performed on people prone to keloids or if post-care is ignored, semi permanent make up can cause permanent scars.
Semi-Permanent Makeup is an excellent cosmetic enhancement option, but only when done on the right candidate. Ignoring medical conditions or rushing into semi perm makeup can cause irreversible damage.
At Eyebrow’s, Lip’s & Scalp Clinic, our mission is to deliver safe, ethical, and personalized semi permanent cosmetic makeup services backed by medical expertise.
Don’t take risks with your skin. Whether you are considering brows, lips, or scalp procedures, your health comes first.
📞 Contact Eyebrow’s, Lip’s & Scalp Clinic today to book a consultation and know if Semi-Permanent Makeup is right for you!
