Permanent Makeup Near Chichester
VTCT Level 4 qualified, experienced & insured practitioners. CQC-registered clinic in Portsmouth.
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Treatment at a glance
Duration
2-3 hours including consultation and design
Sessions
initial session plus a top-up at 4-8 weeks to refine the result
Downtime
mild swelling and redness for 1-2 days; colour fades by around 40% during healing
Results
visible after healing is complete at 4-6 weeks
Results duration
1-3 years depending on area, skin type and lifestyle; annual top-ups maintain the look
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Book now →Permanent makeup at a clinical standard
Permanent makeup is a form of cosmetic tattooing. Pigment is implanted into the dermis using fine needles, creating a long-lasting cosmetic effect for eyebrows, lips, and eyeliner. Because it involves breaking the skin, the qualification and environment of the practitioner matter considerably more than they do for surface-level beauty treatments.
At Changes Clinic, our permanent makeup practitioners hold VTCT Level 4 qualifications in micropigmentation. This covers pigment theory, colour matching, needle selection, skin anatomy, contraindications and aftercare. It is a formal, assessed qualification, not a brand-specific training certificate. Working from a CQC-registered clinic means our procedures meet clinical hygiene standards, our equipment is properly sterilised and our aftercare advice is grounded in clinical skin knowledge rather than guesswork.
Your appointment starts with a detailed consultation. Your practitioner will discuss the shape, colour and density appropriate for your features, skin tone and personal preference. Nothing is applied until you have seen and approved the drawn design. You remain in control of the outcome throughout.
Find out more about permanent makeup at Changes Clinic
At Changes Clinic, our permanent makeup practitioners hold VTCT Level 4 qualifications in micropigmentation. This covers pigment theory, colour matching, needle selection, skin anatomy, contraindications and aftercare. It is a formal, assessed qualification, not a brand-specific training certificate. Working from a CQC-registered clinic means our procedures meet clinical hygiene standards, our equipment is properly sterilised and our aftercare advice is grounded in clinical skin knowledge rather than guesswork.
Your appointment starts with a detailed consultation. Your practitioner will discuss the shape, colour and density appropriate for your features, skin tone and personal preference. Nothing is applied until you have seen and approved the drawn design. You remain in control of the outcome throughout.
Find out more about permanent makeup at Changes Clinic
What we treat
We offer permanent makeup for eyebrows (including powder brows and hair stroke techniques), lips (lip liner and full lip colour) and eyeliner (top line and lash enhancement). Treatment is tailored to your features and lifestyle. For eyebrows, your practitioner will assess your existing brow hair, skin type and facial structure to recommend the most natural and long-lasting result.
Permanent makeup suits clients who want to reduce time on their daily makeup routine, those with conditions such as alopecia that affect natural brow growth, and those who want defined features that remain consistent through exercise, swimming and daily activity.
Permanent makeup suits clients who want to reduce time on their daily makeup routine, those with conditions such as alopecia that affect natural brow growth, and those who want defined features that remain consistent through exercise, swimming and daily activity.
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Common questions
How far is Changes Clinic from Chichester?
Changes Clinic is at 1000 Lakeside, Cosham, Portsmouth. From central Chichester, you can reach us in approximately 20 to 25 minutes via the A27 heading east. Free parking is available on site.
Is a consultation required before permanent makeup?
Yes. Your practitioner needs to assess your existing brow hair, skin type, undertone and facial structure before designing the treatment. This is particularly important for colour selection and technique choice. A design is drawn onto your skin and your approval is required before any pigment is implanted. The consultation and design process are included in your appointment time.
How long does permanent makeup last?
Most permanent makeup lasts between one and three years before fading requires a colour refresh. Eyebrows tend to last 18 months to two years. Eyeliner and lip colour may fade more quickly on oilier skin types. Sun exposure, skincare routines and skin type all influence how quickly the pigment fades. Annual top-ups keep the colour fresh and defined.
What makes Changes Clinic different from a beauty salon offering permanent makeup?
Permanent makeup involves implanting pigment into the skin with needles. The skill, training and hygiene standards of the practitioner determine both the result and the safety of the procedure. At Changes Clinic, our practitioners hold VTCT Level 4 qualifications in micropigmentation. We work from a CQC-registered clinic with clinical sterilisation protocols. Many beauty salons offer permanent makeup following short brand-specific courses without the underpinning qualification or clinical hygiene framework.
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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
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Phone
02392 382000
WhatsApp
07710 096718
Address
1000 Lakeside, North Harbour, Western Road, Portsmouth, PO6 3EN








