Tag: atraumatic technique

Annotation: The article formulates a theoretical and practical rationale for an atraumatic approach to the renewal of permanent makeup (PM) specifically for clients with compromised skin. The relevance of the topic is dictated by the growing number of patients with age-related skin changes (atrophy, thinning) and hypersensitivity (rosacea, post-acne), as well as clients who have previously undergone pigment removal procedures. Such skin requires fundamentally different, highly delicate implantation protocols. The aim of the study is to systematize the principles of atraumatic implantation for aging and reactive skin, focusing on techniques for the eyebrow, eyelid, and lip zones. The presented methodology is based on minimizing procedural trauma through controlled superficial pigment deposition, which is critical for preventing complications and achieving predictable aesthetic results on compromised skin. The material is addressed to practicing specialists in aesthetic medicine and permanent makeup who seek to optimize protocols for complex clinical cases.