Permanent Makeup Near Alton
Specialist permanent makeup artist. Clinically trained. CQC-registered clinic in Portsmouth.
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Treatment at a glance
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specialist permanent makeup artist
Treatment time
2 to 3 hours for initial appointment
Downtime
mild swelling and darkening of colour in the first few days; pigment softens as skin heals
Results visible
final healed result at 4 to 6 weeks
Results duration
1 to 3 years depending on skin type, lifestyle and pigment colour; colour fades gradually
Sessions required
initial treatment plus 1 top-up session at 6 to 8 weeks to perfect the result
Patch test and consultation required
yes, free of charge
Ready when you are
Book now →Permanent makeup at a clinical standard
Permanent makeup, also known as cosmetic tattooing or micropigmentation, deposits pigment into the skin using a fine needle device. The results are intended to last. That means the assessment before treatment, the pigments used, and the skill of the practitioner all have long-term consequences for your appearance.
At Changes Clinic, our permanent makeup artist works within a CQC-registered clinical environment at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. CQC registration sets the standard for hygiene protocols, equipment sterilisation, product sourcing and client safety. Our artist has specialist training in facial anatomy, colour theory and corrective work, and carries out a detailed consultation before any treatment is planned.
The consultation covers your desired outcome, your natural colouring, your skin type (which affects how pigment heals), and any previous permanent makeup that might need correcting or working around. A patch test is performed to confirm there is no adverse reaction to the pigment. Only then is treatment scheduled. You can find more about the full treatment range on our permanent makeup service page.
At Changes Clinic, our permanent makeup artist works within a CQC-registered clinical environment at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. CQC registration sets the standard for hygiene protocols, equipment sterilisation, product sourcing and client safety. Our artist has specialist training in facial anatomy, colour theory and corrective work, and carries out a detailed consultation before any treatment is planned.
The consultation covers your desired outcome, your natural colouring, your skin type (which affects how pigment heals), and any previous permanent makeup that might need correcting or working around. A patch test is performed to confirm there is no adverse reaction to the pigment. Only then is treatment scheduled. You can find more about the full treatment range on our permanent makeup service page.
What we treat
We offer permanent makeup for eyebrows (including microblading, powder brows and combination brows), eyeliner (upper and lower), and lip liner or full lip blush. Eyebrow treatments are the most commonly requested, particularly for clients who want definition, symmetry or the appearance of fuller brows.
All treatments are tailored to your natural colouring and facial features. Our artist designs the shape before any pigment is applied, and client approval is required before proceeding.
All treatments are tailored to your natural colouring and facial features. Our artist designs the shape before any pigment is applied, and client approval is required before proceeding.
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Common questions
How far is Changes Clinic from Alton?
Our clinic is at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. From Alton, the drive takes approximately 40 to 45 minutes via the A31. Free parking is available at the clinic, and there is no time pressure on your arrival if traffic is heavier than usual.
Is a consultation required before permanent makeup?
Yes. The design, colour matching and patch test all take place at the consultation, which must happen before your treatment appointment. Permanent makeup is exactly that, and the preparation stage is where we get the details right. The consultation and patch test are free and typically take around 30 to 45 minutes.
How long does permanent makeup last?
Permanent makeup fades over time as the pigment breaks down and the skin renews itself. Most clients find their results last between 1 and 3 years, depending on their skin type, sun exposure, skincare habits and the specific pigment used. Lighter pigments and oilier skin types tend to fade faster. A colour refresh appointment extends the life of the result.
What makes Changes Clinic different from a beauty salon or non-clinical provider?
Permanent makeup involves breaking the skin and depositing pigment, which carries infection risk if hygiene standards are insufficient. Our CQC-registered clinic meets the independent standards set by the Care Quality Commission for exactly this kind of treatment. Our practitioner has specialist training in facial anatomy and corrective work. Many salons and home-based practitioners offer permanent makeup without the regulatory framework that protects clients in the event of an adverse outcome.
Book permanent makeup near Alton
Our Portsmouth clinic is around 40 to 45 minutes from Alton. Book a free consultation and patch test to get started with no obligation.
Book online or call 02392 382000
Book online or call 02392 382000
Book your free consultation
Talk to a qualified, experienced & insured practitioner, ask your questions, and decide if it is right for you. No obligation to book on the day.
Contact
Get in touch
Phone
02392 382000
WhatsApp
07710 096718
Address
1000 Lakeside, North Harbour, Western Road, Portsmouth, PO6 3EN








