What is the local state regulation regarding PMU touch-ups?

The local state regulation regarding PMU touch-ups recommends that they are generally done within 6 to 8 weeks after the initial procedure. This timeframe allows for adequate healing and settling of the pigments. During this period, the initial healing allows clients to see how their permanent makeup will look, determine if any areas need adjustment, and address any fading that may occur as the skin continues to heal.

This timing is crucial because it helps to ensure that the final results meet the client's expectations. Touch-ups performed too soon, such as within 2 weeks, may not yield accurate results since the pigment may not yet be fully settled into the skin and may still be subject to further fading. Similarly, waiting an extended period, such as 3 months or more, may not be as effective because the skin's healing process will have stabilized, making it harder to achieve the initial look intended in the original procedure. Therefore, the 6 to 8 week mark strikes the right balance for maximizing the effectiveness of touch-ups.