Permanent Makeup
Permanent makeup is a safe and medically proven method of applying microscopic natural pigments into the dermal layer of the skin to add permanent color.
Treated Concerns
No Treatments
Service Details
Permanent Makeup is perfect for patient who:
- suffers from allergies related to cosmetics.
- wears contact lenses.
- has vision problems that affect makeup application, experience difficulty with their close-up vision when applying makeup.
- has dexterity problems or arthritis making application of cosmetics difficult.
- has sustained burns, scars, or vitiligo.
- who is dissatisfied with the shape of their lip line or eyebrows.
- doesn't love when makeup runs from sweat or smudging.
- wants to save time in the mornings.
- has complete or partial loss of eyebrows caused from alopecia, hypothyroidism, or chemotherapy treatments, or other conditions.
- has oily skin or dry skin that make makeup application difficult.
- has had a mastectomy and would like areola restoration.
Before & Afters
Have Questions?
We've compiled answers to the most common questions to help you make informed decisions about your beauty journey.
Is ProNox Safe?
Nitrous Oxide is a naturally occurring gas that acts as a weak general anesthetic when inhaled. It has been used safely in medicine for well over a century to relieve pain during surgical procedures, labor and childbirth, and dental procedures.
The gas in PRO-NOX is a blend of nitrous oxide and pure oxygen, which offers you optimal, safe, anxiety relief without lingering side effects. Basically, the gas quickly enters your bloodstream, and quickly induces an analgesic and sedative effect. However, the gas does not bind with hemoglobin or alter any cells, so it completely exits your system after a few breaths of normal air.
How Much Does ProNox Cost?
ProNox Hose $20 {One time fee if you bring your hose to each appointment}
ProNox $50 per appointment
Will Procedure Hurt With ProNox?
ProNox® is not a replacement for a local anesthetic, although nitrous oxide does have an analgesic effect. What happens during the time when a patient uses the ProNox® system is that the central nervous system slows down in terms of responsiveness. A natural byproduct of this is the enhancement of other pain medications. Patient comfort is a high priority to us, and we have elected to incorporate ProNox® as a way to complement the effects of local anesthetic.
Who Is Not A Candidate For ProNox?
Relative contraindications for Nitrous Oxide include: Pulmonary disease, respiratory infections, pregnancy, psychiatric disorder, compromised immune system, multiple sclerosis, use of marijuana or hallucinogenic drugs, blocked middle ear, high anxiety, exposure to Nitrous Oxide within the last week.
Absolute Contraindications for Nitrous Oxide include: Nasal obstruction, retina or ocular condition, bowel obstruction, severe emphysema, inability to communicate due to disability or language barrier, increased intracranial pressure, alcoholism, inability to hold the mouthpiece, potential impairment of consciousness or under the influence of potential substances of abuse (i.e. drugs or alcohol) or active psychosis, use of opioids within 2 hours prior to use of Nitrous Oxide, use of methadone or buprenorphine and naloxone (suboxone) within the last 5 days.
Opioids and benzodiazepines are prohibited 12 hours prior to the use of Nitrous Oxide.
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I was very anxious about my Morpheus appointment. and was relieved when Matt told me about ProNox. I felt very calm during the treatment and I'm so satisfied with my results so far. Looking forward to the next treatment.
Pre-Care Instructions
How To Prepare
Here are the PRO-NOX benefits:
- You self-administer it
- Quick onset – takes effect in seconds
- Immediate relief from pain and anxiety
- Short duration – can return to activities
- No oral pain medications or narcotics
- Ideal for aesthetic procedures
- Pro-Nox is an odorless, tasteless gas that is administered through a small tube that is usually held in your hand. This means you decide when you need more or less pain relief during your procedure.
- The nitrous oxide works to relax you, reducing pain and anxiety quickly and safely. It does this by interfering with pain receptors in your nerves to prevent or reduce how much pain or discomfort you experience.
- Since it is inhaled as a gas, it works almost immediately to reduce anxiety and pain and quickly leaves the body after your procedure is finished.
- Another term often used with nitrous oxide is ‘laughing gas’ because it can cause a slight sense of euphoria, tingling, and/or relaxation. Our specialists will be monitoring your response the entire time to ensure you’re getting just the right amount of Pro-Nox during your procedure to keep you comfortable and safe.
- Nitrous oxide is especially helpful during procedures that tend to cause anxiety or pain.
Be sure and talk to our staff about the opportunities for using PRO-NOX.
Post-Care Instructions
Aftercare
- The effects of Pro-Nox occur nearly instantly when administered and clears the body very quickly after you complete your treatment, allowing you to carry on with the rest of your day without feeling drowsy or dizzy.
- If you will be having an extended length appointment or have had extended reactions "laughing gas" in the past, please consider having some pick you up.
- Make sure you eat something light before you come in. If you feel drowsy or dizzy ask us for a water/crackers.
Please do not hesitate to call the office with any questions or concerns at 567-560-5558.