Cosmetic Eyelid Tattoos

Are you not satisfied with your eyelids and feel like enhancing your beauty through a cosmetic procedure? You can consider cosmetic eyelid tattoos, if you can tolerate some pain.

Cosmetic Eyelid Tattoos-history:

This practice existed in the ancient African and Mediterranean cultures for enhancing the beauty of the eyes. Usually some kind of scraping instrument was used for stimulating the membranes just below and above the eyelashes. A dark colored pigment like kohl was then used and rubbed on the membrane portion for providing the effect of permanent eyeliner.

Cosmetic Eyelid Tattoos-procedure:

The Cosmetic Eyelid Tattoo is usually done manually by applying inks that are made of iron oxide or titanium dioxide pigments. Using electric tattoo gun is generally avoided because it can be a little scary and painful for the delicate skin of the eyelids.

Eyelid Cosmetic Tattoos risks:

• Prior guidance is recommended if you think you wish to get your eyelids tattooed from a professional.
• You may have to reduce the use of aspirin and nicotine before eyelid cosmetic tattoo operation for minimizing the chances of bleeding and swelling.
• If you have prolapsed mitral heart valve then you may have to take antibiotics for preventing bacterial infection in heart.
• You have to be extra careful regarding the allergic pigment reactions.
• There is a great risk of eye infection since the tattoo procedure is done very near to the eye, so it is important to follow post operation guidelines.
• Avoid rubbing, scratching or touching the area in anyway. Some people experience excessive tearing for 2-3 days after the operation.

Cosmetic Eyelid Tattoo precautions:

Except for individuals having Herpes Simplex virus, anyone can opt for this particular operation in order to enhance the beauty of their eyes. For those who cannot tolerate pain, anesthesia is the easy way out. After getting your permanent eyelids, it is better not to apply makeup for a few days. Cosmetic Eyelid Tattoo is a detailed process so you need to have patience.



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