Is eyebrow tattooing dangerous? Does eyebrow tattooing contain any toxins?

Eyebrow tattooing is a very common medical beauty method nowadays. Many girls who love beauty cannot do without the step of eyebrow tattooing when putting on makeup. After eyebrow tattooing, this step can be omitted, thus saving time. So is eyebrow tattooing dangerous? Does eyebrow tattooing contain toxins?

Eyebrow tattooing is a type of plastic surgery, which is an invasive operation and may cause harm to the body, mainly in the following three aspects: 1. Pigment allergy. Eyebrow tattooing is a biologically treated pigment, which is injected into the deep layer of the skin with a very fine needle to make the shape and color of the eyebrows more satisfactory. A small number of people will have an allergic reaction to the pigment, and the patient may feel pain and a rash may appear on the local skin. 2. Bleeding and local hematoma. Although the needle used is very fine, it will cause certain damage to the capillaries in the deep layer of the skin. Depending on the degree of damage, bleeding or subcutaneous hematoma may occur. 3. Infection. In the process of injecting pigment into the deep layer of the subcutaneous layer with the needle, bacteria or viruses may be brought into the subcutaneous layer. If the bacteria and viruses are only local, the local skin may show symptoms of redness, swelling, heat and pain, and the patient may need oral antibiotic treatment. If the infection spreads throughout the body with the blood, the patient may have a fever, and then intravenous antibiotic treatment is required.

Eyebrow tattooing liquid is not toxic, otherwise how could it be tattooed into the skin. Semi-permanent makeup is based on skin science and is applied to the epidermis. In the epidermis, makeup is applied to the basal layer at the bottom, so the color of the skin cells in the epidermis will slowly disappear after 3-5 years as they metabolize. This is a new concept beauty technology that is different from tattoos that are performed deep in the dermis. Semi-permanent makeup is a popular makeup method that has long been certified for safety in developed European and American countries such as the United States and Europe. The materials used in the operation are natural materials that will not have side effects or discoloration even if they invade the skin, and their safety does not cause any harm to the human body.

Generally, eyebrow tattooing is often done with topical anesthetics or anesthetic emulsions, and it takes 15 to 20 minutes to get the tattoo done. The most commonly used method is to apply topical anesthetics to one side first, and then apply anesthetics to the other side when the operation begins 20 minutes later. It is not recommended to apply the anesthetic for too long, especially when taking strong anesthetics. The time must be controlled to avoid the anesthetics damaging the stratum corneum of the skin and causing side effects such as skin burns. After the eyebrow tattoo is completed, some anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs can be used to prevent infection. After the eyebrow tattoo, keep the eyebrows clean and hygienic, use alcohol for disinfection, and avoid eating raw, cold, and spicy foods. After a period of time, the eyebrows will be swollen and recover.

1. Do not eat spicy food, smoke, drink alcohol, coffee, or drink cola after eyebrow tattooing. 2. Precautions for eyebrow tattooing include whether you can wipe your eyebrows with water after tattooing. Do not let your eyebrows come into contact with water or rub them after surgery. 3. Precautions for eyebrow tattooing include not participating in intense sports after tattooing to avoid infection caused by sweating. 4. If you feel pain during the healing period, you can use antibacterial ointment, and avoid direct exposure to ultraviolet rays from the sun. 5. Short-term redness and swelling may occur after eyebrow tattooing, which will disappear on their own after a period of time. Don't worry too much. If you take painkillers at this time, it would be unnecessary.