Permanent Makeup is a cosmetic tattooing technique that is used to enhance the natural features of the face. Despite its popularity, there are potential risks and side effects associated with this cosmetic procedure. Some common side effects include infection, allergic reactions, scarring, and uneven pigmentation. The risk of infection can be reduced by ensuring that the equipment used is sterile and that the artist follows proper sanitation procedures. Allergic reactions can occur if the pigment used is not of high quality. Scarring can result from improper aftercare or an inexperienced artist. Uneven pigmentation can be caused by incorrect color matching, or fading of the pigment over time. It is important to carefully research and choose a qualified and experienced artist, and to follow all aftercare instructions to minimize the risks and side effects associated with Permanent Makeup.