How does skin type influence PMU procedures?

Skin type plays a critical role in PMU procedures because it directly influences how the skin responds to various techniques and products used during the application. Different skin types—oily, dry, sensitive, or combination—can affect the choice of technique as well as the depth at which pigment is deposited.

For example, in oily skin, practitioners may opt for a shallower pigment deposit, as excess oil can push the pigment out over time, leading to fading. Conversely, on dry skin, a slightly deeper deposit may be advantageous to ensure better pigment retention. Additionally, skin type can dictate how well the skin holds pigment and how the healing process unfolds, influencing the final outcome of the procedure.

Understanding skin type allows practitioners to tailor their technique to maximize the efficacy of the PMU application and achieve the best aesthetic results for the client.