Touch-ups

Touch-ups: the upkeep that keeps your pigmentation flawless

Every dermopigmentation lives with your skin: sun exposure, cell renewal and skin type progressively lighten the pigments. The touch-up revives colour, redefines the design and corrects micro-irregularities — keeping brows, lips or eyeliner sharp, without starting over.

When to touch up, and why with us

Two key moments: the setting touch-up at 4-6 weeks after the first pigmentation (essential — it is part of the result), then maintenance touch-ups every 12 to 24 months depending on your skin and sun exposure. After examination, we also touch up pigmentations done elsewhere — within the limits of what can be corrected. Diagnosis and quote at the complimentary assessment (prices).

Frequently asked questions

Is the 4-6 week touch-up really mandatory?

It is an integral part of the result: the first healing lightens the colour unevenly, and the touch-up sets the final finish. Without it, the work remains unfinished.

Do you touch up pigmentation done elsewhere?

Yes, after examination: we evaluate the residual colour, the design and the skin's condition, and tell you honestly what can be corrected — and what cannot.

How often should maintenance touch-ups be planned?

Every 12 to 24 months depending on your skin, sun exposure and the area. Brows, lips and eyeliner do not age at the same pace.

Is a touch-up faster than a full pigmentation?

Yes, markedly: the design already exists — it is about reviving colour and definition. Expect roughly half the time.

What happens if I wait too long?

The pigmentation fades to the point where full work is sometimes needed rather than a simple touch-up — the complimentary assessment determines where you stand.