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Brewers7

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permanent eyeliner
« on: May 20, 2013, 12:51:55 pm »
I finally got tired of my daily war with eyeliner and mascara (running as a result of ointment), so I got permanent eyeliner.  This may be the best cosmetic thing that I have done.  It is still a little tender, but I think I will really like it.  I read that 1 out of 100 experienced some tingling during MRI. Also, possible artifacts during MRI.   That is my only concern.  Has anyone else tried this?
Translab surgery 12/15/2008 followed by CSF leakage repair and 3 additional surgeries for MRSA of the brain (NOT typical) SSD,  facial and vocal cord paralysis, numerous reconstructive surgeries, Transear 12/2010

pmcollings

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Re: permanent eyeliner
« Reply #1 on: July 25, 2013, 06:22:42 am »
I have wanted to do this for years, even before my AN.  Why would it tingle during MRI ?   Is there metal in tattoos ?  Interesting.  I also am tired of the eyeliner struggle, though the GEL type seems to be my best option now. 

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Re: permanent eyeliner
« Reply #2 on: July 25, 2013, 08:29:22 am »
Hi;

   " Is there metal in tattoos ?"  Yes, and the more MRIs will equal a fainter tatoo. I read this a couple years ago on a reputable web site.

pmcollings

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Re: permanent eyeliner
« Reply #3 on: July 25, 2013, 07:37:13 pm »
I have 2 tattoos and never noticed a thing when I was getting my MRIs, but then again, they weren't on my eyelid.
Diagnosed 5/2012 - 2.0cm
Translabsurgery  10/30/12. 
50 % hearing loss before op.  Total hearing loss after.  Partial facial paralysis
Surgeons - Dr Craig Kemper and Dr. James Kemper. Austin, texas

Brewers7

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Re: permanent eyeliner
« Reply #4 on: July 29, 2013, 11:50:54 am »
I don't know if there is any metal in tattoo,  I have had an MRI and there was no problem.  I had eyeliner and eyebrows done and I am still delighted.  The eyebrows help minimize the unevenness with my facial paralysis. I found a very experienced artist.  Although there are minimal risks involved and some may think it is silly, it was much cheaper and effective than any plastic procedure.
Translab surgery 12/15/2008 followed by CSF leakage repair and 3 additional surgeries for MRSA of the brain (NOT typical) SSD,  facial and vocal cord paralysis, numerous reconstructive surgeries, Transear 12/2010

nancyann

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Re: permanent eyeliner
« Reply #5 on: September 28, 2013, 07:24:39 am »
What state does the artist live in?  I've been wanting to get permanent eyeliner, but have been too afraid.  So glad you got great results.
Always good thoughts, Nancy
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Brewers7

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Re: permanent eyeliner
« Reply #6 on: October 02, 2013, 03:03:31 pm »
Nancy,

She lives in Germantown, TN (near Memphis).  I am still very happy. She worked very hard to help my eyes appear more symmetrical. 
Translab surgery 12/15/2008 followed by CSF leakage repair and 3 additional surgeries for MRSA of the brain (NOT typical) SSD,  facial and vocal cord paralysis, numerous reconstructive surgeries, Transear 12/2010