Scheduling And Pricing For Permanent
Makeup Procedures
To schedule an appointment for a permanent
makeup procedure in New York City or New Jersey, please
call Joan Freedman, Clinical Director for the New York
City , New York, and New Jersey offices at 551-804-9245.
To schedule an appointment for a permanent
makeup procedure in Florida please call Melany Whitney,
Permanent Cosmetics Professional, at 561-417-6400.
Once the date for a permanent makeup
procedure is agreed upon, we ask that you read the
client agreement found below.
Please download the Procedure Fee and
Client Agreement for your selected location, sign,
and return back to The Whitney Center For Permanent
Cosmetics™ via fax at
(201) 224-3805. You can also mail the signed agreement
to the address listed below.
Mailing Address
The Whitney Center For Permanent Cosmetics™
Attn: Joan Freedman Clinical Director
25 Hooks Lane
Edgewater, New Jersey 07020
 New
York Procedure Fees & Agreement
New
Jersey Procedure Fees & Agreement
Florida
Procedure Fees & Agreement
Please note: appointments will need to
be secured with a deposit and a signed agreement.
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How Much Does Permanent Makeup Cost?
 "This
is one of the most often asked questions when people
first consider permanent makeup. The bigger issue is
do you really want the cheapest person you can find?
In this industry, higher cost often equals higher quality.
"Permanent makeup is just that, permanent. If
you go shopping for clothes, shoes, furniture, and
other consumable goods, it is often wise to shop price.
If you don't like the item you purchased, you have
not made a life long mistake and you can simply discard
it. A discriminating buyer will often estimate how
long an item should be appropriate in their life and
base their price shopping accordingly. You do not have
this same luxury with a procedure that is permanent
such as plastic surgery, a tattoo, or permanent cosmetics. Having
those services done will alter you for life.
"There is some really bad permanent makeup work
walking around where the individual decided to "price
shop" and lived to regret it. A permanent makeup
technician who is using proper sterilization, good
equipment, and has a professional facility will not
want to be the lowest priced person on the block. They
will invest their funds for sterile and sanitary business
procedures, for proper insurance and for professional
forms, and surroundings. A low cost person will not
have all of these or they would not be able to "give
away" their services.
"Interview the technician
being considered. Look at their portfolio. Are they
using a professional camera? Is the facility clean
and neat? Do they show you singly packaged equipment
with sterile markings on the bags? Do they have certificates
of continuing education? All of these items are necessary
for success in permanent makeup and they all cost money,
a lot of money.
 "Be sure that your technician informs you that permanent
makeup procedures are a process, and you will need
a second (and sometimes a third) layer of color implanted.
Your total procedure cost should also include a topical
anesthetic to minimize pain and discomfort during the
procedure.
"The reality is you should be paying
hundreds of dollars (appropriate range based on locale
of $500 - $1500) for any single procedure. If the technician
is not charging a goodly amount they most likely are
not doing what they should be to keep up with this
rapidly changing industry. In that case, be wary!
"In
the permanent makeup industry, you get what you pay
for!"
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