Chic Couture will not perform tattoo treatment on people under 18 years of age, under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs

Please check out the information carefully as this is for your own health safety and contact us directly for further consultation or seek advice from your GP or specialist before booking.

Pregnant/ breastfeeding: We cannot tattoo any part of the body whilst you are pregnant and breastfeeding. We highly recommend you to wait at least 6 months after birth and since you stop breastfeeding. Due to a higher risk of sensitivity which may lead to faint and unstable heal result and in order for the body to heal and rebalance hormones.

Existing tattoo: Please contact us for further consultation before booking. A photo of the area is needed   (clear, focused, up close, no makeup on the area) or consultation in person might require before we can book you in, that way we can give you the best and honest advice then we can able to gauge whether we are able to treat you.

HIV/AIDS:  Please consult with your Medical Practitioner for the best advice and obtain a Medical Certificate clearing you to have the treatment which you will need to bring to your appointment with you.

Haemophilia ( unstoppable bleeding):  We cannot offer any tattoo service if you are haemophiliac due to heavy bleeding would occur more, possibly pushing some of the ink out causing the tattoo to heal all blotchy.

Hepatitis A, B, C, D, E: Please consult with your Medical Practitioner and obtain a Medical Certificate clearing you to have the treatment which you will need to bring to your appointment with you.

Taking HRT (Hormone Replacement Therapy)? HRT or hormonal medications/remedies may cause cosmetic pigment to fade quicker and change in colour down to the pigment’s base tone. If you are willing to proceed with this in mind, that is fine. Otherwise please consult with your Medical Practitioner for the best advice.

Autoimmune Disease: whether you can get a cosmetic tattoo or not depends on many different factors and types. Please consult with your Medical Practitioner for the best advice and obtain a Medical Certificate clearing you to have the treatment which you will need to bring to your appointment with you.

Epilepsy: Treatment can be done. but we highly recommend consulting with your Medical Practitioner for the best advice and obtain a Medical Certificate clearing you to have the treatment which you will need to bring to your appointment.

Cancer/Chemotherapy/Radiation: unless controlled, please obtain a letter from your doctor

Botox and fillers on treated area: we recommend having your PMU is performed 3-5 weeks prior to having Botox or fillers. However, If you’re already getting it then: 4-6 weeks  apart is required between these treatments and PMU

Skin problem ( skin disease, eczema, irritations, rash near the treated area: Any of these problems Must being treated or under control. If you are currently taking medication please ask your GP if you could get a tattoo done.

Sunburn: at least 4-6 weeks wait or until the skin is completely healed.

Taking Accutane ( pill to treat Acne ) 1-year wait is required since the last day taking

Taking Fish Oil, Prenatal Vitamins: Discontinue 1 week before and after appointment as these products thin the blood and may occur more bleeding and loss of pigment.
Taking Blood thinner Medication: No Aspirin, ibuprofen, or any type of blood thinner 2 weeks before the procedure (Ask your Doctor before stop taking.

Using Retinol/RetinA / AHAs/BHAs/: these are the most common products and ingredients contain acids (e.g. glycolic, lactic….) used for skin purpose of exfoliating .lighten dark spot and improve the look of fine lines and wrinkles so these also will affect directly to your PMU treatment. Stop using 2-3 weeks before your cosmetic tattoo due to the high risk of sensitivity and poor colour retention.

To choose to reuse them again please wait 4-6 weeks after your Touchup visit, the colour could still be affected as we have no control over this, and decide to do so this is at your own risk and decision.
Skin Treatments ( skin needling. A chemical peel, fractional:   4-6 weeks apart is required due to the high risk of sensitivity and poor colour retention.

Prone to keloid Scarring: It is possible to get a tattoo on keloid skin, but it is not recommended in some cases if you are prone to keloid in your upper chest, back, arms. Keloid skin causes lumps and abnormal growth underneath the surface, making it uneven and skin that is not ideal for tattooing.

Seborrheic Dermatitis: allergy reaction from internal or external which make the skin might be sensitive and bleeding more. The problem must be treated or under control.

Diabetes:  (unless controlled, please obtain a letter from your doctor)

Do you take any stimulants? E.g.: gym pre work out, caffeine
Gym pre-workout thins the blood and increases sensation. Please refrain from using these for 7 days prior to your tattoo.

Thank you for your understanding,
The Chic Couture Team