What a touch-up does
A Touch Up Brows 8 Weeks session is a scheduled follow-up to your original permanent makeup brow appointment. Around eight weeks after initial work, pigment has healed and skin response is visible; the artist assesses retained color, texture, and shape to make refined, conservative corrections that respond to how your brows settled.
Because the session focuses on refinement rather than full application, changes tend to be smaller and targeted. Expect adjustments to soften or darken areas that faded, refine edges, or correct minor asymmetry. The end result depends on initial pigment depth, individual healing, and how much correction you request during the consultation at Walnut Creek, Suite 206.
Appointment format and timing
Your touch-up appointment is scheduled for 90 minutes and is priced at $50. Within that time the artist reviews healed results, discusses desired refinements, and completes conservative pigment adjustments. Allocated time includes consultation and workspace setup so you have opportunity to ask questions and confirm the final shape before any work begins.
Mai’s Beauti is located in Downtown Walnut Creek on North Main Street near Broadway Plaza; easy BART and I-680 access makes lunchtime or after-work scheduling convenient for commuters. Please arrive with clean skin and plan for a brief post-session review; nearby parking and shopping make combining the appointment with errands straightforward.
How healing shapes results
Between the initial appointment and this eight-week touch-up the skin completes most of its healing cycle; pigments often soften and small gaps appear. The eight-week point lets the artist see where color settled and where additional pigment is needed, with changes tuned to your skin response rather than a predetermined template.
Because individual healing varies, some clients need only light refinement while others benefit from slightly stronger correction. Decisions are made during the consultation; the artist balances desired intensity with how your skin retained pigment. Expect honest guidance about what can be achieved at this stage without promising a specific result.
