Assessment guide · Montreal

Pigment is already present.It is part of the project.

Previous permanent makeup cannot be treated like a blank page. Its colour, saturation, shape and position influence what remains possible.

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Assessment guide · Montreal

See the starting point before choosing a technique.

The goal is not to promise that previous work can be covered. It is to understand what is visible before recommending a next step.

Why clear photos help

Sharp, unfiltered images taken in neutral light make it possible to see the existing shape, colour and saturation. They provide a first reading; they may not replace a complete assessment.

What can limit a new design

Pigment that remains very visible, a shape extending beyond the desired design or residual colour may reduce the options. Adding more pigment does not automatically erase what is already present.

Why Muse does not promise a cover-up

Changing or removing permanent makeup can be complex. The FDA notes that removal may require several treatments and that complete removal without scarring may be impossible. A responsible recommendation therefore starts with assessment.

Your next step

Before selecting an appointment, provide the information requested by Muse and review the service guidance. Do not attempt to alter or treat the pigment yourself in preparation for a service.

The goal is not to promise that previous work can be covered. It is to understand what is visible before recommending a next step.
The Muse point of view

What is already in the skin must be read, not ignored.

The right next step may be a service, a waiting period, referral to another professional or no immediate intervention.

Next step

Have your starting point assessed.

Previous permanent makeup cannot be treated like a blank page. Its colour, saturation, shape and position influence what remains possible.

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