4 stages of the healing process.. coagulation after each perforation in the skin the bodies platelets form to form a clot, i the form of scab. this is the beginning stage of the process, a clot dehydrates and form the protective covering over the wound, this is the crust inflammation classic symptoms include redness, swelling , soreness and lymph drainage. the tissue releases histamine and creates more bloodflow to the affected area regeneration the 3rd phase is the healing skin, brand new skin created by the body to protect the area and reconstruct to add extra protection the body produces collagen to boost heeling so may cause swelling temporarily maturation the 4th phase is the maturation of the injured tissue, this is the tissue reorganising several times over the years therefore fading the area semi permanent make up is done by implanting a needles and pigment only 0.3mm under the skin using fading pigments where as a traditional tattoo would usually go much deeper and therefore be much ore pronounce upon first treament AFTERCARE needs to be followed exactly as advised or the end result will not be correct 2 treatments are needed to get pigment fully inserted PLEASE TAKE ALL THIS INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN THINKING OF TAKING PART XXXX
Posted on: Thu, 07 Aug 2014 19:36:42 +0000
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