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Frequently Asked Questions
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Bring photos of eyebrow styles you like, a list of medications, and recent cosmetic histories. Also bring questions about aftercare, allergies, and budget. This information helps your artist customize recommendations and determine the safest, most effective permanent makeup approach.
Consultations typically last 45 to 60 minutes. We review medical history, assess skin and facial features, discuss pigments and techniques, and map brow shapes. Additional time may be needed for in-depth color matching or multiple treatment area discussions.
Yes. We perform color matching and create a temporary brow map using pencils or digital tools. This mockup lets you visualize shape, thickness, and color before any pigment is placed, ensuring you're comfortable with the proposed design.
Yes, often. During Consultation we review allergies, medications, and skin reactions. Patch tests or hypoallergenic pigments can be recommended. Some conditions may require medical clearance or alternative techniques to reduce risk and promote safe healing.
Consultation pricing varies; some clinics apply the fee toward your treatment if you proceed. At True U Aesthetics, we offer transparent rates and can credit your consultation cost toward your procedure when booked within a specified timeframe.
Share medications (blood thinners, Accutane), recent procedures, autoimmune diseases, pregnancy, and allergy history. Full disclosure helps us avoid complications and choose safe pigments or postpone treatment if necessary for optimal outcomes.